PREVIEW

Concerned citizens from the Defend Our Juries campaign gather at London Royal Court of Justice holding placards quoting the legal code related to citizen right to be tried by a jury of peers, vital protection against abuse of power since the Magna Carta. They support Trudy Warner, 68, the first campaigner who held such a sign out of a court of Justice in England last year..The legal coder states that jurors have the absolute right to acquit a defendant according to their own conscience..With the harshening of the laws on protest and after growing attempts by judges to forbid peaceful campaigners from explaining the reasons for their actions to juries, international human rights organizations are following this campaign with growing interest.