- Kemper Boyd
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no kings, no gods, no masters but a comfy chair and no socks
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Finland has a system like this. Essentially, every juror (tho they're actually lay judges, properly) operate under the guidance of the speaker of the court, who is a professional judge (nominated by the Ministry of Justice and appointed by the President, as opposed to elected). Every lay judge has a maximum amount of days in court per year and they get rotated out every four years since they are politically appointed. Usually, they're appointed from the ranks of the poo poo tier municipal election candidates who didn't get elected from their respective parties. I got like five votes in a municipal election and had a shot at a post like this.
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