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re: A curious legal quirk could see Luigi Mangione walk free

Posted on 8/3/26 at 11:00 pm to
Posted by Indefatigable
Member since Jan 2019
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Posted on 8/3/26 at 11:00 pm to
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So can you point to a single case in the entire history of US law where any juror was charged with anything related to them knowingly ignoring the law and returning a verdict that goes against it? Just one? 250 years. 600+ million US citizens in the history of the US. Should be at least one example of someone being charged with this act you claim is clearly illegal

Nope. I didn’t say they would be charged with anything or that anyone would have ever been convicted of anything.

But any person ever engaging in such behavior has in fact violated the law. At the very least they lied under oath when sworn in as a juror.
Posted by tadman
Member since Jun 2020
5574 posts
Posted on 8/4/26 at 8:52 am to
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It’s been used multiple times in the DC circuit by the Marxists since Trump got back in office


No that’s just federal grand juries rejecting total nonsense.


I feel like we have a failure to understand the difference issue here. I also notice two people downvoted a statement of fact "its hard to find recent examples of jury nullification". This all points to an ignorance issue.

I'm not for jury nullification in most cases. I'm just pointing out that the article is total clickbait and the option is always there and never used. When I asked google it couldn't find a real example of jury nullification in high profile cases recently.
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