In this lively Friday edition of Radio Ranch, I’m joined by co-host Brent Allen Winters and special guest Paul English for a sweeping conversation on juries, common law, and the foundations of liberty. We unpack the UK proposal to limit jury trials amid a massive case backlog, why due process and speedy justice are inseparable, and how trial by jury stands as the people’s final arbiter. Brent traces Magna Carta’s Chapter 39, the Free Soil doctrine, habeas corpus, and the indispensable role of the 12-person jury in our common law tradition, while Paul gives an on-the-ground view of free speech and legal shifts in England. We roam from Scalia and appellate myths to chivalry, William Marshal, the power of cross-examination, and the cultural roots that sustain self-government. Along the way, we touch on status, personal responsibility, the day-to-day courage it takes to speak truth, and why nations forget their story at their peril—all wrapped in listener questions and a surprise drop-in from our friend Oliver. Resources, live links, and listener access were shared during the show; catch the replay on our usual platforms and visit thematrixdocs.com and commonlawyer.com for more.