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12 Jurors Are Too Many? Supremes Rewrite Constitutional Amendment, by Bob Unruh – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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‘Continues to undermine the integrity of the nation’s judicial proceedings’

By Bob Unruh, WorldNetDaily, November 27, 2022

A public-interest law team is warning that the U.S. Supreme Court has gone into dangerous territory – now denying defendants in criminal cases their constitutional right to a 12-person jury trial.

The comments come from the Rutherford Institute, which had filed a brief in the case Khorrami v. Arizona.

In that case, the state had determined that courts could essentially avoid the requirement found in the 6th Amendment for 12-person juries and give defendants a jury of only eight members. …

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12 Jurors Are Too Many? Supremes Rewrite Constitutional Amendment, by Bob Unruh

Making a Plan for Advent, by Joannie Watson

If You’re An Advent Newbie, Here’s How To Embrace The Glorious Tradition, by Heather Martin

‘Continues to undermine the integrity of the nation’s judicial proceedings’

By Bob Unruh, WorldNetDaily, November 27, 2022

A public-interest law team is warning that the U.S. Supreme Court has gone into dangerous territory – now denying defendants in criminal cases their constitutional right to a 12-person jury trial.

The comments come from the Rutherford Institute, which had filed a brief in the case Khorrami v. Arizona.

In that case, the state had determined that courts could essentially avoid the requirement found in the 6th Amendment for 12-person juries and give defendants a jury of only eight members. …

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