THE JURY V THE JUDGE

THE JUDGE WILL INSTRUCT THE JURY THAT IT

MUST UPHOLD THE LAW AS HE/SHE GIVE IT.
HE/SHE WILL BE LYING.
THE JURY MUST JUDGE THE LAW AS WELL AS
THE FACTS.
JURIES WERE INSTITUTED TO PROTECT CITIZENS
FROM THE TYRANNY OF GOVERNMENT.
IT IS NOT THE DUTY OF THE JURY TO UPHOLD
THEIR LAW.
IT IS THE JURY'S DUTY TO SEE THAT JUSTICE
DONE.
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If you are going to be a Juror soon or will be one eventually, know what POWER you hold and
Your RIGHTS. Do not let the JUDGE take this or DISREGARD the JURY'S POWER.
IT'S YOUR DUTY YOUR OBLIGATION TO KNOW AND EXCERCISE YOUR RIGHTS &
POWERS. JURY RIGHTS " To Jury Nullification" there are only two point where ordinary people,
from the public get to make decisions, one is in the 'Voting boot', the other is here in the jury BOX,
here ordinary men & women, make decisions on weather or not to take a person property, liberty or
even his/her life. The ordinary men/woman have the powers and the Authority to judge the facts of
the case at hand, and when they want to excises it.
The jury's also have the 'inherent' powers to judge the worthiness of the law its self, where it be
criminal case or civil case. each jury is a power unto themselves, and they can do as they wish as
only man/woman can wish, public servants can't. jury can do what they feel is right, not
withstanding what the instructions are from a judge, these principles date back century's, jury have
the right to judge the facts & the law. Jury's can 'Nullify' bad laws. and a precedent was set it is
how common law was born. no jury is honoured bond to obey any of their laws, jury can change the
law. and even reinstate good laws that protect every man/woman and their properties. today when
you sit in jury, you are the law. if we to have faith in justice then act in justice from the heart.
Jury foremost duty is to protect its citizen from bad laws coming from Government, who is
becoming a Tyrant. Fundamental laws of England.Of the Absolute Rights of Individuals as "the
absolute rights of every Englishman" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_Laws_of_England