Reforming Scotland's unique jury system: why we need to listen to lawyers

By Lee John Curley, Lecturer in Psychology, The Open University
James Munro, Psychology Technical Lead (Teaching & Research) Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences School of Psychology & Counselling Psychology, The Open University
Jim Turner, Senior Lecturer in Forensic Psychology Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences School of Psychology & Counselling Psychology, The Open University
Lara Frumkin, Senior Lecturer in Psychology Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences School of Psychology & Counselling Psychology, The Open University

Scotland's not proven verdict is under scrutiny yet again. With calls for reform, who is best placed to inform any review?

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