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1. Jury Duty
   ... the Antimonoply Law. It is said that citizenamp39s ability to execute for juryamp39s duty is the problem. But I do not think so. There are ...
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2. Doublethink In 1984
   ... Jury duty is another example of doublethink in modern society. ... You really have no choice in deciding if you want to do jury duty or not. ...
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3. NoneProvided
   ... in some parts of the country, selectmen in each town would submit to the court clerk, a list of voters they considered likely candidates for jury duty. ...
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4. euro
   ... in some parts of the country, selectmen in each town would submit to the court clerk, a list of voters they considered likely candidates for jury duty. ...
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5. Unfair Representation on Juries in America
   ... 47 of Asians, 33 of African Americans, and only about 24 of Hispanic people actually respond to jury summonses and report to jury duty Kennedy, 1995. ...
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6. individual ampamp court system
   ... By randomly selecting people for jury duty, it is hoped that these people will be representative of the will of the wider community, quite similar in theory to ...
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7. Why One Person Can Make A Difference
   ... An example would be people who have a lack of concern for the judicial system and do not understand the importance of jury duty. ...
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8. Jury Selection
   ... If a juror is engaged in his own business, and the call to jury duty comes at his busiest season of the year, he may be excused from the particular panel ...
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9. The Jury System
   ... If members of the legal profession are usually ineligible for jury duty, why should the whole jury suddenly be comprised of such people ...
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10. North vs. South a legal comparision
    ... The US demands that citizens ordered to show up for jury duty fill out an extensive questionnaire containing dozens of questions some are general ie name ...
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11. A Time to Kill
    ... fair verdict. If potential jurors have any acquaintances with anyone involved in the case they are excused from jury duty. Both the ...
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12. 12 angry
    ... city when they begin, and as it agitates them, it serves to heighten the tension between each other and their resentment or other feelings towards jury duty. ...
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13. The Twelve Angry Men
    ... The jury cannot take it back it is irrevocable. If I was called for jury duty in a death penalty case, I could not sentence one to death. ...
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14. Athenian Democracy
    ... were in session, a varying portion of this panel of 6000 would show up early in the morning, attracted by the prospect of getting paid for their jury duty. ...
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15. Abe
    ... He never missed paying his taxes or denied jury duty and militia duty when called. On June 12, 1806 Thomas Lincoln married Nancy hanks. ...
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16. Gertie Stein
    ... For the next 6 months I get to try to balance classes, work, and now jury duty and still try to fit in some time to see a new baby into the world. ...
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17. 12 Angry Men compare/contrast
    ... city when they begin, and as it agitates them, it serves to heighten the tension between each other and their resentment or other feelings towards jury duty. ...
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18. Democracy through Platoamp39s Apology of Socrates
    ... Another obligation to living in a free democracy is jury duty. This has been sworn off by the masses as a hassle, bother, and waste of time. ...
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19. Lowering the drinking age
    ... ampquot Why is it that 18 year old US citizens can legally obtain a driveramp39s license, register to vote, be forced into jury duty or a draft, can be tried as an adult ...
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20. Great Depression
    ... People once shivered at the thought of having to serve jury duty, now they lined the sidewalks of court houses in hopes of getting work. ...
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21. To what extent was the Reconstruction period a success with ...
    ... seen as the negative initiative placed be southern legislators disabling African Americans from holding political offices, voting, serve jury duty and bear arms ...
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22. Legal Drinking age should be 18
    ... Age Should Be Lowered to Eighteen Why is it that eighteenyearolds can legally obtain a driveramp39s license, register to vote, be forced into jury duty or a draft ...
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23. rip
    ... I will allow my license expire. I will not register to vote so they cant nail me for jury duty. I will never voluntarily set foot in another court room. ...
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24. History on the freedmen
    ... Other actions taken by the southerners such as passing of the black codes which stated blacks could not vote, serve jury duty or sit in for court testimony ...
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25. Manichism
    ... political power, criminal justice, freedom of expression, marriage and procreation rights, exemption from military service and jury duty basic services such ...
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26. alternative work schedules
    ... with in the design of a flexible or compressed work schedule include how the schedule will accommodate events like training, travel, jury duty, military leave ...
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27. American Voting Behavior
    ... In addition, many states use their registration lists to assign jury duty, a task that many Americanamp39s attempt to avoid. Moreover ...
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28. Womenamp39s Economic Role In WWII
    ... The article mentioned that three states had lifted barriers to women holding public office, ampquotseven states extended jury duty to womenampquot Janeway 235 with only ...
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29. The Death Penalty To kill or not to kill
    ... on death row. By the government system placing citizens on jury duty, they are allowing citizens to be in charge. With this in mind ...
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30. test
    ... 5 obligations are pay taxes avoid vagrancy no treason jury duty military service. Based on these obligations women are not to be considered full citizens. ...
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