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Shortly after I became a law professor, I received a jury summons. I knew that law professors rarely make it onto juries; attorneys regularly strike them out of a fear that they will dominate the jury’s decision-making—and also, I hear, because no attorney...

One of the most pernicious rights in the Constitution is set forth in the Sixth Amendment, putatively guaranteeing a jury of one’s peers by the words, “an impartial jury.”  Inspirational and aspirational, though rarely if ever achieved.  But more importantly...

Student-faculty collaboration is a cornerstone of a Centre College education, and it’s not uncommon for these collaborations to receive national recognition. Stodghill Professor of Psychology Mykol Hamilton and Hillary Moore ’15 recently returned from...

By Bob Van Voris, Bloomberg News PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP’s epic screw-up at the Oscars could carry a high cost if jurors arrive at a malpractice trial next week suspecting the global accounting firm is error-prone. Until a PwC accountant handed...

Over the past few weeks, thousands of people have protested after grand juries failed to indict police officers in the deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown. What they wanted was to have the officers tried in an open court before a jury of their peers...