陪审团反击

IF 0.2 Q4 LAW
Brandon Orct
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安大略省的民事陪审团制度一直是许多关于改革的讨论的主题。然而,这些探索都没有考虑到不断演变的突发公共卫生事件的巨大影响。COVID-19大流行由于大流行的广泛延误,加剧了安大略省获得民事司法危机的机会,同时也挑战了民事陪审团在司法管理中的作用。因此,安大略省提供了一个成熟的案例研究,以探讨大流行病如何影响民事陪审团审判,并探讨如何在大流行病后的安大略省加强其可行性。这篇文章关注的是推进措施,不仅可以提高民事陪审团审判的可行性,而且可以更普遍地促进民事司法的普及。这篇文章的目的是双重的。首先,审查这一流行病如何从根本上挑战民事陪审团审判的可行性,同时加剧了诉诸民事司法的现有障碍。第二,概述一种改革陪审团审判的多方面方法,以确保它仍然是民事司法的可行工具,同时在大流行期间加强诉诸司法的机会。希望这篇文章能激发人们对安大略省民事司法系统的探索,以应对COVID-19大流行和未来紧急情况的后果。
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Jury Strikes Back
Ontario’s civil jury system has been the topic of many discussions about reform. However, none of these explorations contemplated the drastic effects of ever-evolving public health emergency. The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened Ontario’s access to civil justice crisis through extensive pandemic delays, while simultaneously challenging the role of civil jury in administering justice. Ontario consequently provides a ripe case study to explore how the pandemic has affected civil jury trials and to explore ways of enhancing their viability in a post-pandemic Ontario.   This this article is concerned with advancing measures that can not only enhance the viability of civil jury trials going forward, but advance access to civil justice more generally. The purpose of this article is twofold. First, to examine how the pandemic has fundamentally challenged the viability of civil jury trials while exacerbating existing impediments to accessing civil justice. And second, to outline a multifaceted approach to reforming the jury trial to ensure it remains a viable vehicle for civil justice consistent with enhancing access to justice through the pandemic. The hope is that this article will inspire much needed exploration into Ontario’s civil justice system to address the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and future emergencies.
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