Whenever a dispute arises between individuals or between an individual and the government or whenever an individual offends the general will of the people by breaking the law, a solution must be found which is in harmony with the principles of our society. The process is a widely recognized tool for resolving such disputes. There are usually eight stages of a process. First, the attorneys present opening statements. Second, the plaintiff calls witnesses and produces evidence to prove his case. Subsequently, the defendant can call witnesses and produce evidence to refute the plaintiff's case and prove the defendant's claims. Fourth, the plaintiff can call rebuttal witnesses to refute what the defendant's witnesses said. Then, closing arguments are presented by each side's attorneys followed by the judge instructing the jury on the charges in question. The jury then deliberates and decides on a verdict. Each role in a trial is equally important in ensuring fair justice under the law, but the jury has one of the highest responsibilities in making a fair decision on behalf of the defendant. Jury d...