In a perfect U.S. -- one where jurors weren&#x27;t routinely disqualified from serving on a jury simply because they are aware of the concept of jury nullification -- I might agree with you.<p>But our system is badly broken here in the U.S.<p>Appeals to the law as it currently exists and saying essentially, &quot;You broke the law; now pay the price.&quot; are ignorant and stupid since our whole concept of justice is predicated on the idea that any sufficiently unacceptable law should be able to be nullified by jury.<p>This is still true in theory, but in practice, one of the major checks in the grand balancing scheme of our system of justice is non-existant.<p>Fix that. Then worry about who broke what laws.