Juries, Lay Judges, and Mixed Courts - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Editors

pp vii-viii

Contributors

pp ix-xi

Acknowledgments

pp xii-xii

1 - Introduction

pp 1-22

Part I - Advances in Lay Participation

pp 23-128

2 - The Rise of the Jury in Argentina

pp 25-46

3 - Twelve Years of Mixed Tribunals in Argentina

pp 47-68

4 - Lay Participation in the Criminal Trial in Japan

pp 69-87

5 - The Korean Jury System

pp 88-106

6 - The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Spanish Jury

pp 107-128

Part II - Enduring Systems of Lay Participation

pp 129-194

7 - “… And My Right”

pp 131-151

8 - “In the Name of the People”

pp 152-173

9 - The Jury in Canada

pp 174-194

Part III - Challenges to Lay Participation in Law

pp 195-282

10 - Dismissing the Jury

pp 197-217

11 - Trials by Peers

pp 218-236

12 - The Russian Jury Trial

pp 237-260

13 - Trial by Jury in Georgia

pp 261-282

Part IV - Global Perspectives on Lay Participation

pp 283-345

14 - What Hollywood, USA, Teaches the World (Incorrectly and Correctly) about Juries

pp 285-303

15 - The Case for a Hybrid Jury in Europe

pp 304-322

16 - A Worldwide Perspective on Lay Participation

pp 323-345

Name Index

pp 346-353

Subject Index

pp 354-366