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RosieG

This question was asked of me by an Answermug friend and I can't answer it because I have the exact same problem. Can you?

How am I supposed to learn what I don't understand?


I struggle with that one all the time. The latest example is jury nullification. AARRGGHH.

So do you have answer?

Posted - April 25, 2021
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  • 19938
    A jury is required to base a verdict upon the evidence presented as it applies to the law.  For a jury to look at evidence that clearly requires it to render a guilty - or not guilty - verdict, but it does the opposite because it doesn't believe the law itself is fair, the jury's decision must be made null and void.  Judges and juries cannot change laws from the courtroom.  

    Does that clear things up for you?
      April 25, 2021 9:42 PM MDT
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  • 113301
    Honestly no but it's okay. t's not your fault honey. Maybe a lightbulb will go on over my head as happens in cartoon strips. Thank you for trying. I guess this is a blind spot! :)
      April 26, 2021 2:10 AM MDT
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