The head of a government panel on judicial reform submitted a draft proposal Tuesday advocating the appointment of four "citizen judges" to work alongside three professional judges at trials.
The number of private citizen judges who will be involved in trial proceedings has been a focus of debate.
Under the reform plan, members of the electorate older than 25 would be chosen at random to work alongside judges in criminal trials.
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