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Pros

•1. Community Involvement: Regular people help decide cases, making the
process more open.
•2. Different Viewpoints: Jurors come from different backgrounds, which can
lead to fairer choices.
•3. Limits Government Power: Juries can keep judges and the government in
check.
•4. Moral Judgment: Juries can think about feelings and ethics, not just laws.
•5. Trust in Decisions: People may trust a jury's decision more than just one
judge’s.
Cons
• 1. Bias: Jurors might have personal biases that affect their decisions.
• 2. Inconsistent Outcomes: Different juries can make different decisions in
similar cases.
• 3. Cost and Time: Jury trials can take a long time and be expensive.
• 4. Complex Cases: Some cases might be too complicated for jurors to
understand.
• 5. Emotional Pressure: Jurors can be influenced by emotions or other jurors.

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