Do juries decide court cases fairly when one of the opposing parties is rich and the other is poor?No; because rich people can afford to hire better lawyers than poor people, and juries are influenced by the skill of the opposing lawyers.

No; because rich people can afford to hire better lawyers than poor people, and juries are influenced by the skill of the opposing lawyers.

Explanation:

The Juries tend to be unfair in their judgement when a case is between two parties in which one is rich and the other is poor.

This happens because the poor person may not have money to hire a good lawyer who will may influence the jury during the process while the rich person hires top notch lawyer, and the skill of such lawyer can influence judgement.

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