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The 13 pages that link to Jury trial, each with the reason it gives.

• Scopes trialNarrower topic: A jury found Scopes guilty, while legal arguments over the statute continued.

• TrialBroader topic: It contrasts with a bench trial by assigning fact-finding to jurors.

• Contempt of courtRelated: In some jurisdictions, serious criminal-contempt penalties carry a jury-trial right.

• Alternative dispute resolutionCompared with: Its public fact-finding and jury decision contrast with private ADR proceedings.

• Summary judgmentCompared with: A genuine dispute over a material fact can require the jury process summary judgment would bypass.

• Criminal trialCompared with: It assigns the central factual decision to a jury rather than solely to a judge.

• The VerdictRelated: The case’s outcome depends on persuading jurors rather than winning a ruling from a judge alone.

• Adversarial systemRelated: The jury became a prominent fact-finder within English adversarial proceedings.

• Administrative adjudicationCompared with: Constitutional jury-trial rights can limit agency power to decide certain claims.

• Anatomy of a MurderRelated: The jurors must weigh testimony and decide the defendant’s guilt.

• Court of equityCompared with: Historically, equity proceedings generally lacked the jury-trial role associated with common-law courts.

• Petit juryNarrower topic: The petit jury is the fact-finding body within this form of trial.

• History of criminal justiceRelated: The jury became a central mechanism for judging criminal accusations.