Oddball
Unobtanium Member
I don't believe the OJ jury nullified or even suspended the murder law, in the traditional sense of nullification...I believe that they were purposefully screened for low IQ and gullibility.Game not over.
The people have all the rights, up to and including the nullification of bad laws foisted upon them by congressional tyrants.
The jury = 4th branch of de jure government.
Yes - you are correct, in theory. In actual practice, however, it rarely (and I mean rarely) works that way. I have never seen a jury vote guilty or not guilty in order to "nullify" a law they don't like, even though the facts of the case are totally contrary to their verdict. Never.
You must not have seen the OJ murder case.
OJ was as guilty as guilty could be. The prosecution, inept and bumbling and the judge, a bad joke on the criminal justice system, combined, couldn't counter-balance the facts. The facts were quite clear. Yet the jury nullified the law as it applied to OJ for obviously race-based reasons.
Likewise, the prosecution was horribly inept....A shining example of why plaintiffs should have the option of hiring their own teams of crack prosecutors.