1997Minnesota law reviewOpen access

Jury Nullification within the Rule of Law

Darryl K. Brown

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The jury has been the subject of a resurgence of scholarly and popular interest in recent years, partly in response to several high-profile criminal trials and civil jury damage awards.

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The jury has been the subject of a resurgence of scholarly and popular interest in recent years, partly in response to several high-profile criminal trials and civil jury damage awards.

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The jury has been the subject of a resurgence of scholarly and popular interest in recent years, partly in response to several high-profile criminal trials and civil jury damage awards.

Key concepts: Nullification, Law, Jury, Verdict, Political science, Rule of law, Discretion, Normative

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