After the Civil War, the KKK murdered African Americans and were never convicted because of jury nullification. The feds had to charge them with violating civil rights to put the murders in jail.
if you are lucky enough to get on a jury, it's your duty to follow your conscious, not the law.
if you are lucky enough to get on a jury, it's your duty to follow your conscious, not the law.
December 12, 2024 at 5:56 AM
After the Civil War, the KKK murdered African Americans and were never convicted because of jury nullification. The feds had to charge them with violating civil rights to put the murders in jail.
if you are lucky enough to get on a jury, it's your duty to follow your conscious, not the law.
if you are lucky enough to get on a jury, it's your duty to follow your conscious, not the law.
