Civil Jurisdiction And Jury Court: Proposals For Improvement In Spain From Comparative Law
Journal Title: SOCIALSCI JOURNAL - Year 2019, Vol 3, Issue 0
Abstract
The Jury court is a fairly common institution in any of the existing legal systems in the world. There is an important difference between the continental and Anglo-Saxon models, highlighting the main difference the existence of the Jury court in civil litigation, unusual situation in the continental system with exceptions, and in particular in Spain. We will also analyze a hypothetical reform of the Jury in Spain by doing a legal analysis with other States.
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Alfonso Ortega Giménez
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