The solution was found by the Supreme Court, in that the jury would first make the decision that would have been done in the law branch, and the judge would then follow with his ruling in what would have been the equity branch. Also, since monetary value has changed substantially since the 18th century, common law trials are those which would measure out to be the equivalent of 20 dollars at the time the Amendment was written...
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Also, since monetary value has changed substantially since the 18th century, common law trials are those which would measure out to be the equivalent of 20 dollars at the time the Amendment was written. The second part of the Amendment deals with court oversight in civil proceedings. Even if the case is tried under the rules of the common law branch, the judge can still inform the jury as to which evidence to disregard and which to hold as important...
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