Under British and Australian laws, a jury in a criminal case has no access to information about the defendant’s past criminal record. This protects the person who is being accused of the crime. Some lawyers have suggested that this practice should be changed and that a jury should be given all the past facts before they reach their decision about the case. Do you agree or disagree?

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is to pass an
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impartial
judgement no matter who the culprit
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maybe
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. There is a debate suggesting the previous
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should be
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in the court while trial, unlike the current practice in the United Kingdom and Australia. I disagree with
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idea as I feel it will not do much good.
To begin
with, some think that a
person
is defined by his past,
hence
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a perception and is highly to impact the judgement
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verdict.
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person
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an image of a law-breaker in the minds of everyone in the court. A judge is less
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likely
likly
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to give him the same sentence as compared
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one who never has broken any law. I think that
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the purpose of justice is to have equal rules for everyone irrespective of the image, People learn from mistakes and strive to improve
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, it has often been witnessed that after having a setback humans try to be better
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and change for good.
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will be hindered and generate a disbelieve amongst the
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previously
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convicted giving a statement that a
person
can never change.
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will discourage
crimanals
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criminals
to become good human beings
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making them more prone to
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crimes. To conclude,
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cases with
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is not appropriate as
this
will reduce the chances of justice and will come in the of former
crimanals
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criminals
to lead a better life and be
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