AustraliaDemocratic beliefs 26 · Democratic beliefs, rights and liberties

What does a jury decide in a court case?

  1. aWhether the accused person is guilty or not guiltyCorrect answer
  2. bWhich new laws the parliament should pass this year
  3. cHow long the prison sentence should be for the offender
  4. dWhich judge or magistrate will hear the case

Why?

A jury listens to the evidence and decides if the accused person is guilty or not guilty. The judge, not the jury, decides the sentence.

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