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JURIES
THE MISSING FOUNDATION OF SELF-GOVERNMENT

A Live Online Workshop on Truth, Justice, and the Responsibility of a Free People

Friday, June 12

5:30 PM – 7:00 PM Pacific

8:30 PM – 10:00 PM Eastern

Live on Zoom
Includes a digital copy of The Jury Nullification Primer (regularly $29)
Most people think the jury belongs to the courtroom. In reality, the jury belongs to the people.
Long before modern governments existed, communities faced a difficult question: How do we determine the truth of an accusation?

If one person accuses another of wrongdoing, who should decide what happened?

The accuser?

The accused?

A government official?

A judge?

A bureaucrat?

Or a group of ordinary people drawn from the community?

The answer to that question reveals whether a people are truly capable of governing themselves.

The jury is one of humanity's oldest and most successful answers. It is not merely a legal institution. It is a civic institution. It is a mechanism by which free people participate directly in the administration of justice. It protects against arbitrary power. It requires evidence rather than rumor. It distributes responsibility throughout the community. And it reminds us that self-government is not merely a right—it is a duty.

In this live workshop, we'll explore the deeper philosophical foundations of the jury system and why it remains essential to a free society.
Topics Include
• Why every healthy community needs a process for resolving accusations
• The relationship between evidence, truth, and justice
• The social contract between free people
• Why capable jurors are essential to self-government
• How jury verdicts help heal communities after conflict
• The historical roots of jury independence
• The true purpose of jury nullification
• Why the jury remains one of the most important institutions standing between ordinary people and concentrated power
Included With Registration
Every registrant will receive a digital copy of:

THE JURY NULLIFICATION PRIMER

A People's Guide to Refusing Unjust Convictions

Part One of the Judicial Activist Series

Anyone Can Refuse Unjust Convictions

Understand the authority of the jury and the role of the people inside the modern courtroom

Primer Topics Include

• Common law history of the jury and how jurors once judged both fact and law
• How modern courts limit jury authority
• The role of the people in the modern judicial system
• The difference between statutory procedure and common-law tradition
• The secret finacialization of the judicial system

This print-ready PDF booklet will be immediately accessible upon registration.

Who Should Attend?
This workshop is for anyone interested in:

Liberty
Self-government
Due process
Constitutional principles
Community responsibility
The administration of justice
The role of ordinary people in preserving freedom
A Free Society Depends Upon Its People
Ultimately, no constitution, law, court, or government can preserve liberty if the people themselves are unwilling to accept responsibility for justice.

The jury represents one of the few places where ordinary men and women still exercise direct authority over the administration of law.

Join us as we explore one of the most important—and most misunderstood—institutions in a free society.

We are not attorneys and do not give legal advice.
All training and services fulfill educational purposes only.