Federal funds barred from supporting organizations promoting jury nullification.
The No Rogue Jurors Act prohibits the use of federal funds for grants, contracts, awards, or other financial assistance to organizations that train, produce materials, or engage in outreach encouraging individuals to seek jury service with the intent to vote contrary to evidence or applicable law. This includes promoting jury nullification, the deliberate act of acquitting a defendant regardless of the evidence. The act aims to prevent organizations from undermining the integrity of federal court proceedings.
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