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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.
Google "Laura Kriho", and get an education.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.
The people have all the rights, up to and including the nullification of bad laws foisted upon them by congressional tyrants.
People can't elect tyrants?
Huey Long?...Hugo Chavez?...Dare I mention....Hitler?
What rock have you been living under?
People can't elect tyrants?
Huey Long?...Hugo Chavez?...Dare I mention....Hitler?
What rock have you been living under?
Huey Long and Hilter in the same list? You're a worthless POS.
9,700 miles of roads and highways and 111 bridges
taxpayer funded books and buses for children of both public and private schools
Nearly half of the state's 240,000 illiterate adults became literate under Long.
Tripled enrollment at LSU and built dormitories - in the shape of a football stadium - getting the taxpayers two buildings for one.
Doubled the size of the overloaded Charity Hospital, reducing the death rate by 30% - the expansion of the roads also helped the state's health care position, as the state's massive rural population could now more easily travel to obtain health care.
AND ZERO GENOCIDES
Not a very good comparison
I could go on.
Mussolini made the trains run on time, too.9,700 miles of roads and highways and 111 bridges
taxpayer funded books and buses for children of both public and private schools
Nearly half of the state's 240,000 illiterate adults became literate under Long.
Tripled enrollment at LSU and built dormitories - in the shape of a football stadium - getting the taxpayers two buildings for one.
Doubled the size of the overloaded Charity Hospital, reducing the death rate by 30% - the expansion of the roads also helped the state's health care position, as the state's massive rural population could now more easily travel to obtain health care.
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.
People can't elect tyrants?
Huey Long?...Hugo Chavez?...Dare I mention....Hitler?
What rock have you been living under?
Long was a tyrant, plain and simple...From the same mold as the despotic crook Richard Daily...That they weren't as virulent and malignant as Hitler is irrelevant.
But I'm not the one here who is blinded by inconsequential regional and political party loyalties and biases, as you are.
The funds to pay for all that largess had to be removed from somebody's pocket, with the threat of the use of governmental force as the leverage.
I have your posts to show that you're a political party man hack...What more evidence does one need?Long was a tyrant, plain and simple...From the same mold as the despotic crook Richard Daily...That they weren't as virulent and malignant as Hitler is irrelevant.
But I'm not the one here who is blinded by inconsequential regional and political party loyalties and biases, as you are.
You can't even back up your assertions with evidence.
I have your posts to show that you're a political party man hack...What more evidence does one need?Long was a tyrant, plain and simple...From the same mold as the despotic crook Richard Daily...That they weren't as virulent and malignant as Hitler is irrelevant.
But I'm not the one here who is blinded by inconsequential regional and political party loyalties and biases, as you are.
You can't even back up your assertions with evidence.
Whatever, you fuzzy little ferriner.
BTW, do you have anything intelligible to say about the American concept of jury nullification, or are you just here to troll?
