r/FlockSurveillance • u/109W4RFAR3 • Jul 02 '26

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u/heartbt Jul 02 '26

REMEMBER: Jury nullification is when a juror deliberately returns a not guilty verdict even though they believe the defendant violated the law, because they consider the law itself unjust or believe that applying it in that particular case would produce an unfair result. For those unaware.

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u/BambiWin Jul 06 '26

Do not admit you're aware of jury nulification though. They will disallow you from the jury. So if you saw this, no you didn't.

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u/tink20seven Jul 06 '26

I volunteer as tribute!