Why do people hate serving on juries?  by Walter Olson on March
2, 2012  The blogosphere has been kicking around that question
this week, and I add my own views at Cato at Liberty (& Alkon).
1 spo 03.02.12 at 9:05 pm  The cop shooting the boyfriend story
is appalling. Let’s hope he at least got a judgment from the
jurisdiction that employed the cop. In cases like that,
vigilantism doesn’t seem all that unjustified.  2 Scott 03.02.12
at 9:32 pm  Okay so what’s the solution? I’ve thought for a
while that we needed expert juries for many types of cases. But
the lawyers have a lock on the law so that will never happen.
3 Bill H 03.03.12 at 1:48 am  What do you mean by expert juries,
Scott? Is that a call for more grand juries that serve an amount
of time regardless of case load, or for experts in a particular
field, who really can seperate the wheat from the chaff? If you
mean the experts in a certain field, I see your point and it’s
pretty intreguing, but how would you go about putting something
like that to