58% Still Trust A Jury's Verdict More Than A Judge's

Editor's note: This Shark is not surprised after his experience with the biased judges in the Probate Court of Cook County. Lucius Verenus, Schoolmaster, ProbateSharks.com

58% Still Trust A Jury's Verdict More Than A Judge's  Juries are in the news again after a Florida man was found not guilty of murder last week for shooting a teenager who refused to turn down his loud rap music. But most Americans still have more faith in juries than in judges, although their views of the overall U.S. justice system have fallen. Read More  28% Owe More Money Than They Did Last Year, 30% Owe Less Slightly more Americans say they owe more money now than they did a year ago, although most say they are are paying about the same amount in interest rates.  Read More  Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: 48% Approve of Obama's Performance 8% Think Congress Is Doing A Good or Excellent Job  51% Are Confident in Nation's Banks Students for Liberty: A Commentary By John Stossel What America Thinks More Voters Now Consider Afghanistan a Vital National Security Threat     Despite U.S. protests, Afghan authorities last week released 65 prisoners, some involved in attacks on Americans, so it's not surprising that U.S. voters remain pessimistic about a war now in its thirteenth year. Watch the full video.  Coming Soon: 3pm Eastern: Right Direction or Wrong Track Advertise With Us    Copyright © 2014 Rasmussen Reports. All Rights Reserved.

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