An Essay on the Trial by Jury

1. Notes

   2:55

2. Ch 1 – The Right of Juries to Judge the Justice of Laws

   43:15

3. Ch 2 – Part 1 – Trial by Jury Defined by Magna Carta

   53:39

4. Ch 2 – Part 2 – Language of Magna Carta

   49:16

5. Ch 3 – Part 1 – Additionnal Proofs of the Rights and Duties of Jurors

   41:27

6. Ch 3 – Part 2 – Ancient Common Law Juries were Mere Courts of Conscience

   23:31

7. Ch 3 – Part 3 – Ancient Common Law Juries were Mere Courts of Conscience

   43:59

8. Ch 3 – Part 4 – Oaths of Jurors

   30:11

9. Ch 3 – Part 5 – Right of Jurors to fix the Sentence

   33:31

10. Ch 3 – Part 6 – The Coronation Oath

    25:49

11. Ch 4 – The Rights and Duties of Juries in Civil Suits

    39:14

12. Ch 5 – Part 1 – Objections Answered

    26:58

13. Ch 5 – Part 2 – Objections Answered

    25:17

14. Ch 6 – Juries of the Present Day Illegal

    43:41

15. Ch 7 – Part 1 – Illegal Judges

    26:27

16. Ch 7 – Part 2 – Illegal Judges

    33:38

17. Ch 8 – Free Administration of Justice

    15:06

18. Ch 9 – The Criminal Intent

    31:46

19. Ch 10 – Moral Considerations for Jurors

    7:10

20. Ch 11 – Authority of Magna Carta

    41:04

21. Ch 12 – Limitations Imposed Upon the Majority by the Trial by Jury

    41:31

22. Appendix

    9:16

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