The end of justice?

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More topical material on aspects of the UK judiciary this week as the first crown court trial without a jury goes ahead.  As far as the government of the Uk is concerned, students could successfully use this as an example illustrating how judges fail to uphold civil liberties.  Equally of credit would be a point to show that despite trial without jury justice is still being done.

The Independent’s Big Question has more on this today.

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