Friday, May 30, 2008
3/3 Ron Paul presents "Power to the Jury" At Issue (NEFL)
Notes from the site:
In this OLD TV SHOW "At Issue" (from The National Endowment For Liberty), Ron Paul is joined by a panel of experts to discuss the power of the jury and to expose the Judge's dirty little secret.
"Jury Nullification" is the power of the Jury to overturn bad laws (of which, we have MANY). It is an important tool guaranteed to citizens serving on jury duty. Jury nullification enables us to declare laws unjust, if we are so inclined.
Most Judges do not want you to know about this power. Juries are only told they can rule "guilty" or "not guilty." They are never told of their third option, "the law is bad."
Shame on bad Judges covering up this power and the corrupt system which allow these arrogant Judges to remain on the bench.
Learn your rights and DO NOT try to get out of jury duty.
As citizens we only have two real powers to keep the Gov't in check:
1) The power to vote
2) The power of the jury
Your rights: Use them or loose them. With rumors of the American Bar Association working to eliminate juries in the future. And with the PROVEN vulnerability of the electronic voting machines, what voice will we have left? Welcome to Slavery, population: YOU!
2/3 Ron Paul presents "Power to the Jury" At Issue (NEFL)
Notes On Video From Site:
In this OLD TV SHOW "At Issue" (from The National Endowment For Liberty), Ron Paul is joined by a panel of experts to discuss the In this OLD TV SHOW "At Issue" (from The National Endowment For Liberty), Ron Paul is joined by a panel of experts to discuss the power of the jury and to expose the Judge's dirty little secret.
"Jury Nullification" is the power of the Jury to overturn bad laws (of which, we have MANY). It is an important tool guaranteed to citizens serving on jury duty. Jury nullification enables us to declare laws unjust, if we are so inclined.
Most Judges do not want you to know about this power. Juries are only told they can rule "guilty" or "not guilty." They are never told of their third option, "the law is bad."
Shame on bad Judges covering up this power and the corrupt system which allow these arrogant Judges to remain on the bench.
Learn your rights and DO NOT try to get out of jury duty.
As citizens we only have two real powers to keep the Gov't in check:
1) The power to vote
2) The power of the jury
Your rights: Use them or loose them. With rumors of the American Bar Association working to eliminate juries in the future. And with the PROVEN vulnerability of the electronic voting machines, what voice will we have left? Welcome to Slavery, population: YOU!
Trial By Jury by Lysander Spooner
Part two of this series mentions a book called Trial by Jury by Lysander Spooner. Look here at Google Books for more on this.
1/3 Ron Paul presents "Power to the Jury" At Issue (NEFL)
Notes With Video
In this OLD TV SHOW "At Issue" (from The National Endowment For Liberty), Ron Paul is joined by a panel of experts to discuss the power of the jury and to expose the Judge's dirty little secret.
"Jury Nullification" is the power of the Jury to overturn bad laws (of which, we have MANY). It is an important tool guaranteed to citizens serving on jury duty. Jury nullification enables us to declare laws unjust, if we are so inclined.
Most Judges do not want you to know about this power. Juries are only told they can rule "guilty" or "not guilty." They are never told of their third option, "the law is bad."
Shame on bad Judges covering up this power and the corrupt system which allow these arrogant Judges to remain on the bench.
Learn your rights and DO NOT try to get out of jury duty.
As citizens we only have two real powers to keep the Gov't in check:
1) The power to vote
2) The power of the jury
Your rights: Use them or loose them. With rumors of the American Bar Association working to eliminate juries in the future. And with the PROVEN vulnerability of the electronic voting machines, what voice will we have left? Welcome to Slavery, population: YOU!
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