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It's called Jury Nullification, kids. By the way, I think Hogan said he was able, not that he would.

• hesitz 14y ago
  Not sure, but I think jury nullification may apply only in criminal cases, essentially because of guarantee that defendant can't be tried more than once for same crime. With obvious misapplication of law by jury in a civil case I don't believe there's anything to prevent correction of the error.
  • ars 14y ago
    No, it applies in civil cases, but the Judge has the power to set aside the verdict (so it's not as powerful).
    • danielweber 14y ago
      the Judge has the power to set aside the verdict That's not jury nullification.