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Civil juries, the high-tech world and the presumption of impartiality | Patrick Brown

By Patrick Brown ( January 17, 2018, 9:32 AM EST) -- The right to a jury is a substantial right but not an absolute one. Many jurisdictions have abolished the civil jury trials altogether. Part of the difficulty is that it is far too costly to ensure jurors are impartial and not accessing information outside the courtroom....

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