Abstract
The article is devoted to the problems of juror jurisdiction in criminal matters. The second part of the study discusses assize courts throughout history in French criminal process. The analysis covers also the reception process of the institution of assize courts in the historical development of criminal procedural law. The problems of juror jurisdiction are also presented in the context of Polish traditions of justice. The study discusses advantages and disadvantages of juror jurisdiction and attempts to answer the question if the juror jurisdiction model should be considered a correct – from praxeological and axiological perspective – form of participation of the social factor in criminal process.
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