Sutliffe, Robert Stewart

Impressions of an Average Juryman [Signed]

New York: Herbert H. Foster, 1922. First Edition, First Printing.

Deep red cloth with gold spine titles and blind-embossed front titles. 8 inches tall; 114 pages. The bindings are tight and square. Text is clean; light, even age-toning. Moderate shelf handling wear with a spot on the lower front and older used bookstore price on the tip edge.

Impressions of an Average Juryman" by Robert Stewart Sutliffe offers a unique look at the jury system through the eyes of a long-serving New York juror.

It delves into how jurors perceive lawyers and courtroom dynamics, highlighting that a respectful and professional lawyer is generally more effective than one who uses sarcasm. The book critiques inefficiencies in court procedures and advocates for better treatment of jurors to enhance their performance.

Praised for its humor and candidness, Sutliffe’s insights into jury behavior remain relevant, though some of his recommendations may feel outdated today.

Item #19522

Price: $24.00