Archive for category: Article 7: Juries and the 7th Amendment

1. When appointed to a jury, throw off the restraints of judicial tyranny by refusing to capitulate to any judicial instruction to judge only the facts; and 2. When appointed to a jury, demand to have all issues of law argued in the presence of the jury, and have...

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1. Amend the rules governing civil and criminal cases to require judges to apprise plaintiffs and defendants of their right under the 7th Amendment to a common law jury; 2. Amend the rules governing civil and criminal cases to require all judges, in cases where the State is a...

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1. Amend the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure to require judges to apprise all plaintiffs and defendants of their right under the 7th Amendment to a common law jury; and 2. Amend the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure to require judges to apprise all defendants of their right under...

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The Delegates representing forty-eight of the several States in Continental Congress assembled, being fully apprised in the premises, find that: 1. The American People are the American Sovereign; 2. As sovereign, the American People have the last say on the law; 3. American Citizens are called to sit on...

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