When juries get it very wrong

Remarkable story here: https://news.sky.com/story/mohiussun...arade-11927763

I wouldn't change anything about having jury trials, or requiring "beyond a reasonable doubt", but this is absolutely insane. Well done to the undercover Police who managed to get him the second time around.

Yeah its beyond crazy how some people let obviously guilty people go free but there's no way we should trust government employees (judges) to make that decision.

The amount of resources Scotland Yard had to put into this idiot is stunning :bulb: