JakeStarkey
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I've offered a link to (here it is again) Fully Informed Jury Association, which is chock-full of legal points, authorities, citations and American legal history.
I've also cited a specific case where the principle was put into play (Laura Kriho ), and the person doing so being harassed and persecuted by the judicial oligarchy before finally acquitted of any wronging whatsoever.
The one here who is offering nothing of substance, all the while claiming victory for himself, is you, Fakey.
Oh, Dude, you are such a plebe. One, jury nullification is not a legal right, much a constitutional right. Two, nonetheless, I believe in it. Three, the practice has been used negatively and positively in our history.
Now move along. And what is Soggy muttering about to his reflection in the window downtown this morning?
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