Trial by Jury

[Skullheadhq]

The fundamental right when exposed to the evidence, a jury of your peers, representing the common person finds you reasonably guilty.

But is the 'common' person smart enough to make such a decision, a decision sometimes of life and death (In America )? A judge can't let him free if the jury says 'guilty'. So stupid people can harm an innocent man.

And 'reasonably guilty' is not guilty enough.