In the Socrates case in 399 BC, Athens randomly selected 50 1 person from the candidates who voluntarily signed up to form a jury to take charge of the trial.

(2) Male citizens of Athens aged 3 or 40.

(3) Socrates was finally sentenced to death, which shows that democratic politics may produce tyranny of the majority. The trial process of Grady case shows that procedural justice does not necessarily mean fair results.