The British government is arguing that, for the greater good, trial by jury should be abolished in almost all cases. Is the return to the Star Chamber really compatible with good government?
While new problems are constantly introduced, the greatest questions of good governance were settled — and often at a huge cost of blood and treasure — many centuries ago. Defence of the realm far predates the welfare state, just as the necessity of fair courts predates the establishment of a fire brigade, or even a police force.
Much ink has been spilt on the insanity of Britain, an island nation, being so greatly reduced as a naval power, and its total…
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