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Bluewater Bombed: Old Bailey Terror Jury’s Guilty Secrets

But now Symes is versed in the machinations of jury service, might it be an idea to retain his services and those of his fellow jurors?

It is not everyone who can spend 13 months sat in court listening to testimony. And having done it once, we urge the judiciary to pass legislation to elevate jurors to the professional ranks.

Indeed, better yet, if the cameras are allowed into court and the whole thing turned into a reality TV show.

Come on down, Juror No.1. “Hello. My name’s Joyce, I’m into knitting, looking after the grand-kiddies and chemical castration. To date I have delivered nine guilty verdicts, two non-guilty verdicts and a manuscript to my agent…

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