One of the main ideas from the magna carta that made it into the constitution was by jury

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Reza Owliaei · Answer 1 · 2023-01-15T14:24:57+0000

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While Magna Carta did not institute the jury system in the modern sense, its political intent—to prevent the king's domination of the courts—inspired later generations to view the right to a trial by jury as one of the basic safeguards of freedom from arbitrary government.

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