Comment on Why is Jury Nullification a Thing, But You Can’t Talk About It in Court?

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null_dot@lemmy.dbzer0.com ⁨1⁩ ⁨day⁩ ago

Where the juror is convinced that the legislature did not appropriately consider the specific circumstance of the accused, the juror is constitutionally permitted to return a “just” verdict, consistent with their own morality.

As I’ve said elsewhere, this is just made up poppycock that sounds nice.

I’m sure that wherever that’s written down in the “rules” it also says all good dogs go to heaven right?

Anyhow, as we seem to have exhausted your repertoire of made up constitutional wisdom I think I’ll leave you to continue reassuring yourself that the founding fathers invented jury nullification and wanted Luigi to walk free.

While I look forward to reading your final parting dispensation of mythical wondery, I will not reply.

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