Juries

A new way of presenting Y chromosome evidence in court clarifies the sometimes misleading DNA arguments used in sexual assault cases

In his new book, Professor Jeremy Gans explores a famous case of juror misconduct from the 1990s, and its ongoing implications for the trial-by-jury system

How digitally-connected jurors are creating new challenges for the courts as they play amateur detective

Democracy is not in crisis – it is just that governments have lost the art of talking to people about their concerns and involving them in the solutions