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To combat these kind of issues, maybe the law should move to some kind of a majority of three decisions, each hearing being random in all possible senses.
by DufusM 15y ago
To combat these kind of issues, maybe the law should move to some kind of a majority of three decisions, each hearing being random in all possible senses.
- cpeterso 15y agoOr we could use tele-judge technology so all defendants can get a hearing with an alert, well-fed judge from another timezone. (I'm only half joking.) This could also be a solution for load-balancing courts among different regions (though the laws may be regional differences).
- khafra 15y agoExcept that would take three times as many judges; and if you had that many they could just take a break after every case.