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Max. Jury Age Now To Be 75 !
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -237630 74
Not quite sure what problem is needed to be solved here ? Sitting on a Jury can be very onerous indeed, especially if its long complicated trial. Why should the over 70's be expected to put their lives on hold ? Don't they deserve to allowed to put their feet up and relax at last ?
Not quite sure what problem is needed to be solved here ? Sitting on a Jury can be very onerous indeed, especially if its long complicated trial. Why should the over 70's be expected to put their lives on hold ? Don't they deserve to allowed to put their feet up and relax at last ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.One of the guys interviewed for the BBC on this issue made the interesting point that the older generations tend to be very down on the younger generations, and would that attitude therefore serve justice?
I can see it now - a jury where the older generation decide the defendant is guilty merely because his pants are showing above his jeans! ;)
More seriously, the fact is that we are hale and hearty for much longer nowadays, a trend set to continue unless we are all worked to death in the interim; For those currently over 75 who are reasonably fit in mind and body, I see no reason to exempt them from serving and discharging their civic duty.
I can see it now - a jury where the older generation decide the defendant is guilty merely because his pants are showing above his jeans! ;)
More seriously, the fact is that we are hale and hearty for much longer nowadays, a trend set to continue unless we are all worked to death in the interim; For those currently over 75 who are reasonably fit in mind and body, I see no reason to exempt them from serving and discharging their civic duty.
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