
Subsidizing Democracy
Michael G. Miller
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The Consequences of Litigation in Ancient Athens
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Athenians performed democracy daily in their law courts. Without lawyers or judges, private citizens, acting as accusers and defendants, argued their own cases directly to juries composed typically of 201 to 501 jurors, who voted on a verdict without deliberation.
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