[the Deejay]

Yes, but the rest of the jurors would report you (send a note to the judge) and you'd be off the jury real fast. I've seen it cases with lesser doings of a juror.

Jury nullification has to be the entire jury agreeing to do so. It rarely happens.

[The Other Harry]

Jury nullification has to be the entire jury agreeing to do so.

Not necessarily. I could visualize doing it by myself.

It rarely happens.

I agree with you there. That's as it should be. I think our laws should conform to our common social values. July nullification is only appropriate when something is clearly out of whack. Could be the law, could be the specific case.

I don't see how this applies to the JW, but I think it's a topic where people should be clear on what their rights are.