Question

What does the letter printed in The Times imply about the value of the jury system

Answer 1

Hello, you forgot to show the letter.

The letter is attached below.

Answer:

The letter states that the jury has no more value than the verdict of a professional who knows the laws and can shine a case based on facts and facts.

Explanation:

The letter shown below shows that the author has reservations about the value of a jury's judgment. This is because the jury is formed by ordinary citizens, who see the judgment in a box and may not have the academic knowledge necessary to judge correctly. The author believes that the judgment made by a professional who will evaluate the facts and inferences based on his knowledge of the law has much more value than the judgment of the jury.