The Power of a Jury to Acquit Even When the Facts

question 1

Multiple Choice

The power of a jury to acquit even when the facts clearly point to conviction is called:

• A)an Allen verdict.
• B)jury nullification.
• C)an Alford verdict.
• D)a peremptory challenge.

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Definitions:

Bias

A tendency to lean in a certain direction, either in favor of or against a particular thing, person, or group, often in a way considered to be unfair.

Agenda

A planned list or outline of items to be discussed, actions to be taken, or points to be considered in a meeting or event.

Time-intensive

Requiring a significant amount of time to complete.

Cost Effectively

Achieving an intended outcome or maintaining quality while minimizing expenses, often applied in the context of budgeting and financial planning in various fields.