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Why might avoiding a jury trial be the best interest of one or both parties involved??

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Avoiding a Jury trial might be the best interest of either party as they can come to an agreement without having to go through the trial - which could be lengthy and would take up time for parties involved.

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The best interest is probably being in the jury trial to make the decision and factory of being in panel of the judges to make the decisions

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