Knowing about jury nullification will get you out of jury duty.

By 6 D'Archangel on February 12, 2007

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7 Kara needs a vacation who disagreed, says

You people have too little faith in the system. Plus, you'd have to admit to knowing about it in voire dire to get kicked off (for that reason)/

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6 D'Archangel who agreed, says

Though it's happened that a juror was held in contempt for knowing about jury duty and discussing it in session.

Which should never happen.

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3 Marphod who agreed, says

If you're asked, and lie, that's not only contempt, but perjury.

Which carries a fairly hefty penalty.

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2 Slartibartfast who hasn't voted, says

Under what circumstances is a juror required to defend their vote for guilt or innocence?

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6 D'Archangel who agreed, says

Slarti: That's not usually the way it goes. Most jurors who know about jury nullification are weeded out during vo dire, most of the rest when they are sworn in. The ones who make it to the jury room have to have lied; in the case I cited above, another juror informed on his fellow juror.

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