CRIM2044 Innovative justice

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Search for the following books:
- Juries in the 21st Century
- Australian Courts: Controversies, Challenges and Change (see ch. 3; search within book for jury)

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Box 1: "jury trial"
Boc 2: Australia

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"jury trials" Australia
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"trial by jury:

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Search for the following:
- Should We Reform the Jury? An Australian Perspective
- Protecting the Right to a Fair Trial in the 21st Century-Has Trial by Jury Been Caught in the World Wide Web
- The Jury Project 10 Years On–Practices of Australian and New Zealand Judges
- Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery: the fate of the Australian jury system in the age of social media dependency
- Twelve angry peers or one angry judge: An analysis of judge alone trials in Australia
- Trust in the jury system: a comparison of Australian and U.S. samples
- # Australianjury# Socialmedia: Natural justice on trial
- The effect of judge-alone trials on criminal justice outcomes
- Judge or Jury? a legal conundrum
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