Immigration: Governor Brown considers allowing 3.4M non-citizens to serve on juries
Immigration: Governor Brown considers allowing 3.4M non-citizens to serve on juries
- August 26, 2013
- Louis DeSipio, Chicano/Latino studies and political science professor, is interviewed by Southern California Public Radio August 26, 2013
From NPR:
There’s plenty of precedent for allowing non-citizens to sit in judgment, said UC
Irvine political science professor Louis Desipio. Most states in the 19th century
allowed permanent residents to serve on juries, and even vote. “In the old days, we
understood the period of permanent residence as one where immigrants were citizens
in waiting, or citizens in training,” Desipio said. The practice ended as laws became
more restrictive.
Full transcript not available. Audio link available at http://www.scpr.org/blogs/politics/2013/08/26/14587/governor-brown-consi....
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