I mean, it's not even halfway through the article: "There have been unfortunate instances of nullification. Racist juries in the South, for example, refused to

I mean, it's not even halfway through the article: "There have been unfortunate instances of nullification. Racist juries in the South, for example, refused to convict people who committed violent acts against civil-rights activists, and nullification has been used in cases involving the use of excessive force by the police. But nullification is like any other democratic power; some people may try to misuse it, but that does not mean it should be taken away from everyone else."