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Sounds like it's grounds for mistrial because the judges are giving incorrect legal advice, unless the appeal process judges don't like it too. Why can't the j
by Joakal 15y ago
Sounds like it's grounds for mistrial because the judges are giving incorrect legal advice, unless the appeal process judges don't like it too.
Why can't the judges ask politicians repeal the relevant laws instead of causing mistrials?
- steve-howard 15y agoPoliticians don't listen to the public on repealing pot laws, why should they listen to judges?
- jbooth 15y agoIt's a mistrial because you're telling the judge he's not important. Of course judges don't like that, they worked their whole life to be a judge, and some jamoke without a law degree shows up talking about jury nullification. That's why you see censures and mistrials.