Attitudes, anger, and nullification instructions influence jurors’ verdicts in euthanasia cases
Courts have historically avoided informing jurors about their nullification power (i.e. the power to return a not-guilty verdict when their conscience demands it but the law directs otherwise), fearing that such knowledge would prompt disregard for the law and reliance on attitudes and emotions rath...
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2017
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Psychology, crime & law
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