Jury nullification is when a jury acquits a defendant even though they believe the evidence proves guilt. This occurs when jurors disregard the law because they believe it is unjust, misapplied in the specific case, or violates their sense of morality. For example, in 2013, several juries in cases involving anti-war and climate protestors acquitted defendants who had clearly trespassed or damaged property.

Jury nullification is when a jury acquits a defendant even though they believe the evidence proves guilt. This occurs when jurors disregard the law because they believe it is unjust, misapplied in the specific case, or violates their sense of morality. For example, in 2013, several juries in cases involving anti-war and climate protestors acquitted defendants who had clearly trespassed or damaged property. 

Info Slide: In the status quo, most schools follow a nationally or internationally mandated curriculum (e.g., IB, ICSE, CBSE, or IGCSE).