[kwlug-disc] Don Marti on copyright and pro-trust laws

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Chris Frey wrote, On 06/24/2011 7:23 PM:
> 
> That's why there are appeals.
> 
> Jury nullification does exist, though, and I think it is a useful tool
> when necessary.

Seems to me I heard of a Canadian jury member, some long time ago, 
being (successfully?) charged with obstruction of justice for failing 
to adhere to precedence in their vote.

(Sort of) Side note - AFAIK, U.S. juries aren't bound to vote in any 
particular way, law or no law. Canadian juries must follow the law / 
precedence.
- not to take away from Chris or Brent's more refined comments, the 
above is just my general impression. (Now refined by their comments.)