A compelling if priviliged account by a first time Juror thrown in at the deep end of the Court Process. The sense of privilidge and contacts put me off, he seems to know so many people,but other than that an intelligent compelling account as to why we need a jury system. ( )

A quite remarkable first hand account of British jury service with a handful of likely excellent advices for how to do trial by jury and how to be jury. Journalist Trevor Grove is called to a lengthy kidnapping trial. Jury members are not suppose to ever speak about the trial. Grove goes forward anyway, though only gives elusive hints on what went on in the heads of the juries. ( )