A jury nullification is the point at which the jury knowing and intentionally rejects the proof or refusal to apply the law wither in light of the fact that the jury needs to communicate something specific about some social issue that is bigger than the case itself, or on the grounds that the outcome directed by law is in opposition to the jury feeling of justice, morality, or fairness. In addition, an optional demonstration is not a legitimate sanction capacity of the jury. It is the thought to be conflicting with the jury obligation to restore a decision construct exclusively in light of the law and the certainties of the case. The jury does not have a privilege to defense, and the direction is not allowed to exhibit the possibility of invalidation
