What is jury nullification and what does it mean for Luigi Mangione’s defense? | CNN
What is jury nullification and what does it mean for Luigi Mangione’s defense? | CNN
OH YEAH THEYRE TALKING ABOUT IT NOW
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Hmm, maybe convict him, but give him no penalty and no imprisonment?
That's a thing, right?
We the jury find the defendant GUILTY! We sentance him to a fine of $1 and a lifetime membership to United Healthcare!
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lifetime membership to United Healthcare!
So, the death penalty?
With all claims pre-approved and irrevocable.* Because you know these fuckers will try a fast one.
Is if you're Trump
Yeah, I think that happened to some really important guy a few days back.
Pardon?
**Hmm, maybe convict him, but give him no penalty and no imprisonment?
That's a thing, right?**
Idk, but I hope so!
That's was probably a dad joke. And maybe you missed it on purpose but will point it out anyway.
I think the judge decides the penalty after the jury decides on guilt.
I believe the jury decides guilt or innocence, but the judge determines the sentence... In most cases
It depends on the state. Some states have a full second trial with a new jury in order to determine the sentencing.
Sometimes it's just a tacked on part of the original verdict.
And the rest of the time it's just the Judge who can do almost anything provided the sentence stays within certain parameters.
Yep that’s how that works
Only if you're rich