A jury would really interfere with the council's criminal procedures. They just do as they like. They are in cahoots with the government and Magistrate's courts. The Magistrate's courts give them use of their own courts. The government allows them to issue liability orders without proving that the defendant is liable for the council tax in question.
The last thing the council wants is a jury
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This is a duplicate post of 'Non-payment of council tax is a civil matter' Please see my answer there.
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