Matt writes (scroll down to WHAT ARE THEY AFRAID OF?):

Here’s an interesting article about how a man in Alaska was convicted of jury tampering for attempting to inform prospective jurors about jury nullification.

I assume that one reason many lawyers (including judges) don’t like jury nullification is that it takes the law out of the hands of the “professionals.”

Funny how the system keeps fighting jury nullifications. What are they afraid of?

Posted in uncategorized on December 1st, 2003 by SayUncle | RSS 2.0 |