There’s ways around it.
Appeal the findings and order on the defense motion...
Put the lib judge on notice...
Very true. Read the clip below from a juror's handbook covering jury nullification.
Meanwhile, out in Nevada, a 50-year-old florist and grandmother almost landed in prison for her efforts to help spread the word to jurors. When her son went on trial for drug charges in federal court, Yvonne Regas and a friend papered the windshields of nearby parked cars, hoping to let the jurors learn the completely unexpected fact that her son faced 450 years in prison for a single drug transaction nine years earlier. Federal authorities charged her with jury tampering and obstruction of justice, but eventually dropped the charges. Presumably, they gave up hope of figuring out how they could get jurors to convict her without showing them the contents of the pamphlets she had been distributing--and then her jury would know the truth about nullification.
Yeah there is. Like “I was forced by Safi to have an intimate encounter that I objected to”. Geeze. There are lots of words in the English language.