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Random jury methods involve randomly selecting a group of citizens from the general public, who are entrusted with the responsibility of making a public decision (e.g. electing a representative) |
Random jury methods involve randomly selecting a group of citizens from the general public, who are entrusted with the responsibility of making a public decision (e.g. electing a representative) |
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There are various voting procedures that the jury could use to choose a winner. Since they should all be able to fit in a single room, the advantages of an iterative procedure would probably outweigh the disadvantages. |
There are various voting procedures that the jury could use to choose a winner. Since they should all be able to fit in a single room, the advantages of an iterative procedure would probably outweigh the disadvantages. |
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==Related concepts== |
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[[Sortition]] involves forming an assembly by randomly selecting a group of citizens. |
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[[Category:Non-deterministic voting methods]] |
[[Category:Non-deterministic voting methods]] |
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[[Category:Randomness]] |
[[Category:Randomness]] |
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