Observations On the Duty and Power of Juries As Established by the Laws of England: With Extracts From Various Authors (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149736326)

"Observations On the Duty and Power of Juries As Established by the Laws of England," by Benjamin Flower, delves into the historical and legal importance of juries in safeguarding civil liberties. With extracts from various authors, this work illuminates the power and responsibilities of juries within the English legal system. It offers insights into the constitutional role of juries and their impact on protecting individual rights. This book is invaluable for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the foundations of English law and the role of the jury in upholding justice.

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