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Fiona Onasanya Retrial
Jury, surprisingly in my view, couldn't come to a majority decision.
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Given that one juror had been discharged, the majority needed was 10-1 ... so it only needed two jurors to be unconvinced (for whatever reason) and there could be no verdict. Unfortunatel
13:40 Mon 26th Nov 2018
a) She's not a *proven liar*;
b) the jury are far better placed to judge the case on the facts (and that will consist of more than her being black/nigerian/driving a car);
c) suggestions that the racial make-up of the Jury could explain 'why' this case hasn't been a slam-dunk for the Prosecution (i.e. any black Jurors will be naturally pre-disposed to finding her Not Guilty) really ought to have no place on a forum like this.
b) the jury are far better placed to judge the case on the facts (and that will consist of more than her being black/nigerian/driving a car);
c) suggestions that the racial make-up of the Jury could explain 'why' this case hasn't been a slam-dunk for the Prosecution (i.e. any black Jurors will be naturally pre-disposed to finding her Not Guilty) really ought to have no place on a forum like this.
Dave,scroll down to 'Challenging the Jury'
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"...(i.e. any black Jurors will be naturally pre-disposed to finding her Not Guilty) really ought to have no place on a forum like this."
Seeing as not one of us, I suspect, was in the court-room during this case, and as we are all speculating and guessing then just about anything has a place on a forum like this: You do not get to dictate the contents of the thread, JTH.
Seeing as not one of us, I suspect, was in the court-room during this case, and as we are all speculating and guessing then just about anything has a place on a forum like this: You do not get to dictate the contents of the thread, JTH.
jackthehat, // She's not a *proven liar*//
I can't access the Telegraph link but the one I provided from the local newspaper says this:
//A Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP) was sent back to authorities claiming a Russian //an was behind the wheel of her Nissan Micra …Inquiries revealed he was in Russia with his parents at the time.//
I can't access the Telegraph link but the one I provided from the local newspaper says this:
//A Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP) was sent back to authorities claiming a Russian //an was behind the wheel of her Nissan Micra …Inquiries revealed he was in Russia with his parents at the time.//
"NJ is best to comment but I *think* Defence cannot challenge but Pros can in certain cases. But it is rarely used."
Yes I answered this query in another related question a day or two back. The right of the defence to challenge jurors was abolished in 1988 but it remains available to the prosecution. However, its use is controlled under strict guidelines issued by the Attorney-General (which are too lengthy to go into here). Suffice it to say that such a challenge is not available in ordinary prosecutions such as this.
Yes I answered this query in another related question a day or two back. The right of the defence to challenge jurors was abolished in 1988 but it remains available to the prosecution. However, its use is controlled under strict guidelines issued by the Attorney-General (which are too lengthy to go into here). Suffice it to say that such a challenge is not available in ordinary prosecutions such as this.
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