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UK: POLICE OFFICER ON JURY: European Court of Human Rights: Police officer’s presence on jury made trial unfair

01 December 2011

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UK: POLICE OFFICER ON JURY: European Court of Human Rights: Police officer’s presence on jury made trial unfair (pdf) and Judgment - full-text (pdf): "The case concerned the applicants’ complaint that the presence of a police officer on the jury, which convicted them of drugs offences, violated their right to a fair hearing."

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