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An examination of the history, law, and practical and political implications of jury independence examines the role of nullification in capital punishment law, the dark side of jury nullification in Southern lynching and civil rights cases and the purpose and legal effects of the juror's oath.
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Clay S. Conrad is a trial lawyer in Houston, Texas, with the law firm of Looney & Conrad, P.C.
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