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The Save Our Juries experts weigh in on the issue of the endangered civil jury trial. Our experts range from sitting U.S. Senators to judges to professors who have made jury trials their academic focus.
The Seventh Amendment and Democracy
By Christopher A. Duggan
The Seventh Amendment and the Confirmation Hearings: Reviving a Constitutional Right
By Christopher A. Duggan, Voir Dire
Restoring the Civil Jury's Role in the Structure of Our Government
By Sheldon Whitehouse, William & Mary Law Review
The Jury as Constitutional Identity
By Andrew G. Ferguson, UC Davis Law Review
Nonincorporation: The Bill of Rights after McDonald v. Chicago
By Suja Thomas, Notre Dame Law Review
By Judge Sam Sparks, Voir Dire
The Seventh Amendment, Modern Procedure and the English Common Law
By Suja Thomas, Washington University Law Quarterly
Our Juries Our Selves: The Power Perception and Politics of the Civil Jury
By Laura G. Dooley, Cornell Law Review
By Shari Seidman Diamond, Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy
Beyond Fantasy and Nightmare: A Portrait of the Jury
By Shari Seidman Diamond, Buffalo Law Review
Is the Jury Still Out? A Case for the Continued Viability of the American Jury
By Hon. Jennifer Walker Elrod, Texas Tech Law Review
What We Know and What We Should Know about American Trial Trends
By Margo Schlanger, Journal of Dispute Resolution
A Limitation on Congress: 'In Suits at Common Law'
By Suja Thomas, Ohio State Law Journal