At least one study has suggested that black Americans and Hispanic Americans showed less support for a jury trial than a bench trial.
The correct option is D (both b& c)
The main distinction between a bench trial and a jury trial is whether or not a jury will decide the case's conclusion or if the judge will do so.
If there is a jury trial it is the jury's responsibility to hear the evidence and determine which facts are true or incorrect.
However, there is no jury in a bench trial to hear the evidence and determine the veracity of each opposing party's case. Instead, the judge is now also responsible for doing this.
Thus black Americans and Hispanic Americans showed less support for a jury trial when compared to bench trial.
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