The article discusses the jury system in Spain. It mentions that the Spanish Jury law provides a number of qualifications and disqualifications for serving as a juror. It also requires that the jury provides a reasoned verdict, which could cause problems for juries because about 50% of verdicts are poorly reasoned. It notes that many cases are tried by juries because the prosecutor and defense often agree to the charge and the sentence
ABSTRACT The jury trial has a long history, its beginnings can be found in antiquity. Over time,...
This introduction to the special issue of Oñati Socio-legal Series describes the goals of the confer...
The purpose of this article is to explain the guilty plea system in the criminal courts, because the...
Even though Spain has traditionally followed a civil law system, it is at present the only European ...
In 1995, Spain promulgated legislation reintroducing trial by jury in criminal cases. In this Articl...
The Jury Court in Spain is composed of nine citizens and is headed by a magistrate belonging to the ...
This article discusses Spain’s history of trial by jury, focusing on the reinstatement of trial by j...
RESUMEN: En este trabajo se aborda la institución del tribunal del jurado, comenzando por la proyec...
This article uses the European Court of Human Rights judgment of Taxquet v. Belgium, decided by the ...
The jury in the United States is fraught with paradoxes. Even though the number of jury trials in th...
Lay participation in Argentinean criminal trials, even if prescribed by the 1853 Argentine Constitut...
The jury is experiencing a renaissance worldwide. Countries that have never had a jury system, or ha...
The Clerk of the Court (secretario judicial) in Spanish provincial courts is an important legal acto...
This paper briefly compares the provisions of the Russian Jury Law of 1993 and the Spanish Jury Law ...
The literature considering various possible procedural reforms to United States jury trial practice ...
ABSTRACT The jury trial has a long history, its beginnings can be found in antiquity. Over time,...
This introduction to the special issue of Oñati Socio-legal Series describes the goals of the confer...
The purpose of this article is to explain the guilty plea system in the criminal courts, because the...
Even though Spain has traditionally followed a civil law system, it is at present the only European ...
In 1995, Spain promulgated legislation reintroducing trial by jury in criminal cases. In this Articl...
The Jury Court in Spain is composed of nine citizens and is headed by a magistrate belonging to the ...
This article discusses Spain’s history of trial by jury, focusing on the reinstatement of trial by j...
RESUMEN: En este trabajo se aborda la institución del tribunal del jurado, comenzando por la proyec...
This article uses the European Court of Human Rights judgment of Taxquet v. Belgium, decided by the ...
The jury in the United States is fraught with paradoxes. Even though the number of jury trials in th...
Lay participation in Argentinean criminal trials, even if prescribed by the 1853 Argentine Constitut...
The jury is experiencing a renaissance worldwide. Countries that have never had a jury system, or ha...
The Clerk of the Court (secretario judicial) in Spanish provincial courts is an important legal acto...
This paper briefly compares the provisions of the Russian Jury Law of 1993 and the Spanish Jury Law ...
The literature considering various possible procedural reforms to United States jury trial practice ...
ABSTRACT The jury trial has a long history, its beginnings can be found in antiquity. Over time,...
This introduction to the special issue of Oñati Socio-legal Series describes the goals of the confer...
The purpose of this article is to explain the guilty plea system in the criminal courts, because the...