medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
Although the current jury selection process is designed to be impartial, it often results in panels that do not reflect the diversity of the community. This lack of representation can lead to perceptions of unfairness in the legal system. Because public trust is essential for the system to function effectively, we must reform the process to ensure more diverse juries.
Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the argument?
- The jury-selection system needs to be overhauled so that juries better mirror the makeup of their communities.
- When juries fail to mirror their surrounding community, the legal system may gradually come to be seen as unfair.
- The day-to-day functioning of the legal system depends heavily on sustaining the confidence of the public.
- The current jury-selection process was deliberately designed with the explicit aim of being neutral.
- The legal system's everyday operation depends on continued public confidence in its fundamental fairness.
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