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Clay Conrad is the writer of Jury Nullification: Evolution of a Doctrine, the leading academic work on jury nullification. Currently a lawyer in private practice, he discusses the history and background of jury nullification. (Starts at 2:55)
Tim Lynch is the director of the Cato Institute's Project on Criminal Justice. He's a leading voice in support of the Bill of Rights and civil liberties. He's a prolific writer on jury nullification. He discusses the new jury nullification protection law in New Hampshire and the prospects for future legislation. (Starts at 18:11)
Kirsten Tynan is the national coordinator for the Fully Informed Jury Association (FIJA). She's been a grassroots pro-liberty activist for more than 20 years. She gives us an overview of what FIJA does in the area jury nullification activism, advocacy, and education. (Starts at 33:20)
Steve Silverman is the founder & executive director of Flex Your Rights. I discuss how our upcoming movie, Jury Duty: What the Government Doesn't Want You to Know, will help dismantle the War on Drugs. (Starts at 51:57)
Audience Q&A addresses important questions about government retaliation against jurors who nullify. It concludes with a frank discussion about the potential for jury misconduct. (Starts at 1:07:34)
Moderated by Lindsay Lasalle at 2013 International Drug Policy Reform Conference in Denver, Colorado
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