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Jury trial and the internet

Andy Howells

16th June 2011

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The case of juror Joanne Fraill, who has admitted contempt of court in looking up a defendant in the case she was hearing, is a great way to start a debate on the relevance (or otherwise) of juries in the internet age.

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Andy Howells

Andy Howells is Head of Law at a large northern Sixth Form College and a former solicitor.

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