Honor, murder and "the law".

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So, because 12 people who lack the abilty to escape jury duty, subjectively decide he's had "due process", this somehow makes this law objective? That's much superior than some (often ancient) tribal honor code....

I'm just sayin'.....

Let me be a little mo clear bout this. I mean Objective law as in a clear defintion of what the crime is. The crime of Murder is pretty objective. The steps in due process are also pretty clear and objective. The "decision making process" used by various people (jury) to determine guilty or not guilty is usually anything but objective.