If civil juries are to continue in this age, there must be checks and balances surrounding bias and impartiality, Toronto critical injury lawyer Patrick Brown writes in The Lawyer’s Daily.
“What happens at the end of a jury case would not matter so much if we ensured that jurors were screened for bias at the beginning. Unfortunately, in Ontario and other Canadian jurisdictions, we have no real mechanism to do that,” writes Brown, a partner with McLeish Orlando LLP.
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