A
simple thought that is little understood by the vast majority
of Americans:
A
citizen is supposed to have the basic constitutional right to trial
by one’s peers. Yet, many a business man or woman has been in a
court as a defendant or plaintiff, where jurors and judge are not
truly his or her peers.
How
can a business person get justice from any juror, judge, or for that
matter, an arbitrary government official, when those doing the
judging have no business experience? Where they even lack basic
understanding of business, its types and arcane intricacies, not
easily acquired by the non-business public?
In
fact, much of the media-dispensed business information is biased or
skewed. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments.)
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