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Minister Admits Jury Trials Are 'Special'—But Cuts Them Anyway

Heated exchange where minister concedes juries are a 'cornerstone' yet defends reducing them for efficiency, exposing tension between tradition and backlog fixes—prime for viral outrage.

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Courts and Tribunals Bill
🇬🇧 16 Apr 2026 · 0:14
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First-Time Offenders Lose Jury Rights? Shocking Injustice Exposed
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Jury Equity: Protecting Underdogs from Powerful Prosecutions
21:34
Backlogs Dropping in 3 Regions—Why Rush Jury Cuts?
47:32
Minister Admits Jury Trials Are 'Special'—But Cuts Them Anyway
54:42
Removing Jury Choice: Like Denying Patients Treatment Options
70:46
Miscarriages of Justice Ignored in Bill's Impact Assessment?
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