I agree with you that a jury, as part of the Judicial process and branch, can, and should consider jury nullification as a proper act in extreme cases. If they were twelve people serving on an Executive branch committee, board or regulatory body and the issue was settled by properly adopted Law they would then, however, be violating their oath of office.
I agree with you that a jury, as part of the Judicial process and branch, can, and should consider jury nullification as a proper act in extreme cases.
If they were twelve people serving on an Executive branch committee, board or regulatory body and the issue was settled by properly adopted Law they would then, however, be violating their oath of office.
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Lots of qualifing words there KC. -- Who is to decide what's an 'extreme case'? -- And your second 'point' is totally over my head. - Please explain.