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As recently as forty years ago, Australians within certain social classes and age-groups regularly described a journey to England as “going home,” even if they had in fact been born in Australia to Australian parents. It is therefore no surprise that, along with numerous other English social, cultural, and legal practices, the English model of trial by jury was adopted in each of the Australian colonies at a relatively early stage of its development and remains an enduring feature of the Australian legal system. Interesting adaptations of this model are to be found in Australia, as this article will demonstrate, but the core concept remains essentially unchanged.

Criminal Trial Juries in Australia: From Penal Colonies to a Federal Democracy