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(38) The court clarified that even a statutory claim holds the right to trial by jury if it is a claim for damages.

Missouri's statutory cause of action for medical negligence: legitimate application of legislative authority or violation of constitutional rights?

The right to a jury trial contained in the Texas Constitution, on the other hand, is not limited to any particular type of claim or type of relief, and guarantees trial by jury on all contested issues of fact, regardless of the form of action.

The statute, the Constitution, the caselaw, and the appellate lawyer as sleuth

One of the major aspects of the court reform was the reintroduction of the trial by jury. The concept makers pointed out the following advantages of trials by jury: their collective nature, unquestionable independence, lower risk of a mistake and abuses by judicial bodies, implementation of common sense ideas and the people's gained insight into the bureaucratic legal system.

The history and challenges of reintroducing trial by jury in Russia

(7) In this case, the civil rules allow for the party to amend the pleading so as to make a demand for that trial by jury. (8)

Florida appellate rules should allow for interlocutory appeal of decisions to deny jury trial: The right of trial by jury shall be secure to all and remain inviolate

One of the reasons given for the Declaration of Independence was that the government was "depriving us, in many cases, of the benefits of trial by jury."

Why we are suing the state over court budget cuts: budget cuts have severely eroded the rights of everyone to a trial

The Criminal Justice Act 2003 had imposed "fresh restrictions on the right to trial by jury".

Historic move as criminal trial to proceed without jury

The Victorians were inordinately proud of the English common law system of trial by jury. Before the passage of the 1832 Reform Act progressives in England were ashamed of the antiquated state of parliamentary representation but they revered the even more archaic system of trial by jury.

Victorian juries: Roland Quinault looks at how the Victorians saw the old English system of trial by jury as a defining feature of British good government and fair play and as an example to other nations. Admiration for the system at home and abroad, though, contrasted with the practical realities faced by 19th-century juries

THE Manama Singers and Bahrain Sinfonia will once again join forces to present an evening of music, wit and theatre when they stage the one-act operetta Trial By Jury next month.

Evening of music and wit

The Magna Carta guarantees trial by jury. Article III Section 2 of the U.S.

Trolling for jurors

In nominating Schlesinger, Charles Sorenson, president of the Jacksonville chapter, said: "Judge Schlesinger has been a great friend to the Jacksonville ABOTA chapter for many years and is a staunch supporter of the Seventh Amendment right to trial by jury. Judge Schlesinger is universally respected, liked, and admired by the trial bar in the Middle District of Florida."

FLABOTA presents awards: Judge Schlesinger, Cole, and Milton honored

Trial by Jury: The Seventh Amendment and Anglo-American Special Juries James Oldham NYU Press www.nyupress.org 368 pp., $55

Trial by Jury: The Seventh Amendment and Anglo-American Special Juries

In May, Ashgate Publishing (Burlington, VT) published "The Jury System," a new volume that collects scholarship on the "perennially controversial institution of trial by jury," Ashgate said.

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