Jury nullification refers to

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Jury nullification refers to when a jury decides to disregard the law and presented evidence to acquit a defendant, even if the defendant technically violated the law. This can occur when a jury believes that the law is unjust or that it is being unfairly applied in a particular case. While controversial, jury nullification is a legal option for juries in many jurisdictions. Options A and B are incorrect as they do not accurately describe jury nullification. Option D is incorrect as there is a correct answer.

Jury Nullification Refers to