AT Tea Party DA The link is inaccurate jury nullification is a boon to left-wingers just as much – Conrad 14 Conrad, Clay S, author and attorney, Jury Nullification: The Evolution of a Doctrine, published by Cato Institute, 2014 edition, originally published 1998, ProQuest. [, , ] The Senate and Congressional hearings into the Ruby Ridge and Waco operations of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, combined with the bombing of the Murrah Federal Center in Oklahoma City, revealed opposed but related Jury independence concerns about excesses of government and of the burgeoning militia movement in the country. (and particularly was falsely identified with the and the extreme far-right in a “militia movement” FIJA) number of television and radio broadcasts, in spite of the fact that many prominent attorneys and judges, including Alan Scheflin, William Kunstler, Leonard Weinglass, Michael Tigar, David Kairys, have promoted and praised jury independence as an important Tony Serra, and David Bazelon bulwark of American liberty. While jury nullification may have become headline news, it was almost always inaccurately portrayed, and occasionally wrongly identified with a political ideology which was often its antithesis.
AT Tea Party DA The link is inaccurate – jury nullification is a boon to left-wingers just as much Conrad 14 Conrad, Clay S, author and attorney, Jury Nullification: The Evolution of a Doctrine, published by Cato Institute, 2014 edition, originally published 1998, ProQuest. [, , ] The Senate and Congressional hearings into the Ruby Ridge and Waco operations of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, combined with the bombing of the Murrah Federal Center in Oklahoma City, revealed opposed but related concerns about excesses of government and of the burgeoning militia movement in the country. Jury independence (and particularly FIJA) was falsely identified with the “militia movement” and the extreme far-right in a number of television and radio broadcasts, in spite of the fact that many prominent attorneys and judges, including Alan Scheflin, William Kunstler, Leonard Weinglass, Michael Tigar, David Kairys, Tony Serra, and David Bazelon have promoted and praised jury independence as an important bulwark of American liberty. While jury nullification may have become headline news, it was almost always inaccurately portrayed, and occasionally wrongly identified with a political ideology which was often its antithesis.
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