concept   jury
culture   North Korea
statement   Jury trials are rare in North Korea and decisions are made by judges or government officials, not juries.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 being on jury South Korea Less common and generally not as highly regarded as in the United States and the United Kingdom 1
2 impanel jury South Korea Not a common practice as the legal systems in these countries rely more on professional judges rather than juries 1
3 juror North Korea Expected to follow the guidance and decision of the ruling party or government 1
4 jury North Korea The concept of a jury is not commonly used in the legal system, as decisions are typically made by judges or government officials. 1
5 jury duty South Korea Judicial decisions are typically made by judges without juries, and citizens are not commonly called for jury duty 1
6 jury trial North Korea Rare and not a standard practice in the legal system, with decisions made by judges or government officials 1
7 jury trial North Korea Construed as a potential threat to state authority and not aligned with the principles of governance and social order 1
8 jurys North Korea Jury trials are not part of the legal system and decisions are made by judges or panels of judges. 1
9 use of jury trials South Korea Not a customary part of the legal system, where judges play a more dominant role in the trial process. 1