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Trial by Jury

The Right To Trial By Jury of One's Peers

The Constitution of the United States provides that a person has a right to trial by jury under the due process of law whenever his life, freedom or property are jeopardized and the crime alleged provides substantial penalties in excess of six (6) months inprisonment (Baldwin -v- New York, 399 US 66 (1970)) or if statutory penalties are indicative of the legislation's desire to prohibit the offense (Blanton -v- City of north Las Vegas, 489 US 538 (1989)).

 

 
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