CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR TRIALS

Bill Identifier: 20260301-1

Summary: I KNOW ITS CLUTTERED BUT I HAVE TO GO TO BED ALSO OPEN TO AMENDMENTS!!!!!!!!!! ALSO I VOTE AYE ON THIS I HAVE TO GO TO BED!!!!! MY PARENTS TAKE MY PHONE AT 10:30!!!!!!!!!!!!! The trial time will ...

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I KNOW ITS CLUTTERED BUT I HAVE TO GO TO BED ALSO OPEN TO AMENDMENTS!!!!!!!!!! ALSO I VOTE AYE ON THIS I HAVE TO GO TO BED!!!!!  MY PARENTS TAKE MY PHONE AT 10:30!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The trial time will be chosen by the defendant and prosecution. From there, a jury will be chosen by a random wheel. ANY judge will spin a wheel of the names of people willing to be jurors. There will be seven jurors, and they are able to serve in later trials if they want. A juror can be rejected by the prosecutor or defendant if they are apprehensive about the juror being biased. Jurors decide whether the defendant is innocent or guilty. The jury will appoint a judge, assuming the judge will be avaliable at the time of the trial. The remaining judges will help direct the trial and suggest sentences, but ultimately the judge chosen will deliver the sentence. 

Status: Proposed

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