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15 March, 08:42

Why does the U. S. require a jury of civilians rather than government officials?

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  1. 15 March, 08:54
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    Because there are so many crimes that are happening and if there are only a few Government officials then no ones crimes would be solved. Thats why there are so many juries and judges, for the people.
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