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Between Partiality and Living Democracy: The Jury Trial in the US Civil Process
The use of juries in the US civil process is a central point of conflict in transatlantic legal relations. In particular, observers in Germany criticize the sums of compensation that are perceived as exorbitant, which are awarded to a successful plaintiff by American juries. The record damages recen
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