The right to a civil jury trial, fully explained — the historical law/equity test, the re-examination clause, and why this is the one Bill of Rights guarantee that never applies in state court.
The Sixth Amendment's criminal jury right gets all the attention, but the Seventh Amendment guarantees a jury in federal civil cases too — governed by a genuinely unusual historical test anchored to 1791 England, and reshaped today by the widespread use of mandatory arbitration clauses. This ebook explains all of it in plain English, for a suggested $24.99 donation.
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No. This ebook explains the current state of Seventh Amendment law for educational purposes only. It is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
The Seventh Amendment itself only binds federal courts — it has never been extended to the states. Chapter Three explains this in detail, along with how state jury-trial rights (governed by each state's own constitution) can differ.
Yes — Chapter Five covers how mandatory arbitration agreements, enforced under the Federal Arbitration Act, have become the biggest practical limit on the jury right for everyday consumer and employment disputes.
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Yes — the First Amendment Deep-Dive Series covers all five First Amendment freedoms, plus the Second through Sixth Amendment Deep-Dives: see the First Amendment series. More amendments are being added over time.
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