The U.S. Constitution provides that any party to a civil lawsuit has a right to a trial by jury in all cases at law "where the value in controversy shall exceed $20." What do you think was the reason for providing a minimum dollar limitation? Do you think that the purpose is still served? Discuss the implications of providing rights tied to dollar amounts specified in a constitution--do you think such a practice is a good idea? Why?

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The US Constitution provides the right to a jury trial in civil lawsuits involving more than 20 to strike a balance between accessible justice and pra... View the full answer