A related
jury nullification bill (HB 1333) was rejected 16 - 0 in committee.
on New Hampshire: House approves 184 - 145
jury nullification bill; judges would have to instruct jurors using specific language set by legislature
Meanwhile, the 2017 New Hampshire
jury nullification bill (HB 133), that includes the specific wording / language judges are to use in instructing a jury, was approved in mid-February by the House (discussed here) and remains pending in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Jury nullification bill won't move this session
We have word from Alaska State Contact Frank Turney that a hearing is scheduled for Alaska's
jury nullification bill as follows:
We have word from Alaska State Contact Frank Turney that a hearing is scheduled for Alaska's
jury nullification bill as follows: HB 315 Monday, 14 April 2014 1:00 pm Alaska time State Capitol, Room 120 Call in number: 1-800-468-2186 Those who can't call in may e-mail the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee:
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The jury nullification bill is HB 315.
Alaska's
jury nullification bill had a hearing before the House Judiciary committee yesterday.
Not exact matches
Advocates of
jury nullification did their best to improve a
bill expanding a
jury's ability to nullify laws, but the
bill won't be making it to a vote this session.
Alabama
bill would require judges give and post
jury nullification instructions in courthouse or be arrested and impeached; «judges are the chief competition to the
jury»
She said several changes to the
bill would ensure that
jury nullification is clearly protected.
In 2012, the same session in which HB 146 was passed, two other
bills, HB 1247 and HB 1397, were also considered that included more explicit provisions for
jury nullification instructions.
Two other Oregon
bills would change the way the courts handle
juries in criminal cases, mandating the use of
jury nullification instructions.
The New Hampshire House yesterday approved on a 184 - 145 vote a
bill to require judges give specific
jury nullification instructions to jurors in criminal cases
The
bill is just the latest in a 20 - year effort by the state's legislature to force judges to give
jury nullification instructions and do to so with specific verbiage.
Texas this week becomes the 4th state this legislative session to consider a
bill to permit or require judges give a
jury nullification instruction.
A similar
bill without specifying what words were to be used was enacted in 2012 only to have the state's supreme court rule that the law did not require a specific
jury nullification instruction.