That’s lovely

Fingers crossed - it can’t be any worse than it already is. Oh…

Always - may not be the smartest but can always be the kindest x

Ah the language of kindness and inclusion

And if you leave, who is left in your stead ?

Please don’t. You stand as a beacon for all the values I admire in Quakers.

Think I may tap up one of my oldest profession friends… who happens to be a lecturer in Criminology now !

Er….

Will try and take a look at the book!
Also: the architecture of courtrooms adds to the whole thing.

Or the poor sleepy juror we recently had.

I have long said that no recreation will create a true facsimile of a trial where the stakes are high and real as well as the jury being people compelled to attend as their legal/civic duty. So many factors feed into a trial that cannot be reproduced in a “tame” setting. Though they may give clues.

Tech bros gonna tech bro… they think they are being radical, “disruptors of the status quo” when in reality it’s only to feed narrow interests: their own usually.

Also as a practitioner may I also add that trials develop an atmosphere ? A vibe if you will. It never gets translated into the narrative of cases either in news reports or case reports.