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mollykins | 10:09 Fri 25th Feb 2011 | Law
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How come some court trials have a jury and some just a judge?
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are you thinking of those hearings where the defendant has already pleaded guilty, just a judge would then be needed?
a trial would need jury to decide guilt
If the defendant is indicted on criminal charges and the case proceeds to the Crown Court, trial is before a judge and jury.

In less serious criminal cases the case is sent for summary trial in magistrates’ court. A summary trial is before a bench of magistrates.

A civil trial is in the vast majority of cases by a judge alone. Juries are now very rare in civil cases.
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aahh that's it thanks guys.

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