00:00I'm not sure. It depends, I think, upon.
00:03I think it would be important not to just make every trial juryless.
00:11I think it'd have to depend on the level of what the crime is as well.
00:17Technically, I'd normally say, have a jury.
00:19But the backlog is so great and I've got people waiting years.
00:24Especially if it's a woman and a sex crime. You've got to wait years.
00:27I've never appeared in a courtroom in my life, only for the prosecution.
00:34So, I don't know. It's up for debate, that one.
00:38There's a lot of silly people get on juries who haven't got a clue about life.
00:43If you think back to the old adage, you know, two heads are better than one.
00:48I'm not against it. You know, I suppose everybody has their own opinions.
00:53But no, I think that'd be a good idea. Yeah.
00:56To try and get the right justice and the right result, really, the outcome,
01:05I think perhaps jury is still very valid.
01:10There was a moment a fellow broke into a house and robbed a telly.
01:14And this woman said,
01:15Hey, they placed a telly, though, didn't they?
01:17So I could have given a better one.
01:19I said, well, they gave her a better one.
01:20It was a matter of, they broke into her house and robbed a telly.
01:26I suppose so.
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