nullification

How long the nullification would last, was a thing to be learned.

Another nullification meeting was held in October of the same year.

Based on the law at the time, this was also an example of jury nullification.

Another felt they should ignore the law and consider nullification.

The nullification of shame could go no further than this.

He was an opposition member of the State nullification convention in 1832.

The shadow defense is related to the idea of jury nullification.

But he added that the league was not concerned with nullification of an agreement.

"It will just be an exercise in the doctrine of political nullification," he said.

He was a leader of the opponents during the nullification excitement.

A nullification act often makes it illegal to enforce the federal law in question.

That is nullification of law by jury, openly and during the trial.

The word is nullification - a trend increasingly dangerous in America.

His response in 1830 to the doctrine of nullification and states rights made him a prominent national figure.

In recent years, judges seem to be less likely to favor jury nullification.

Indeed, the justice system is not supposed to advocate jury nullification.

The federal government believed the concept of nullification was as an attack on its powers.

Only in the nullification crisis did he display both leadership and good judgment.

However, a few famous examples of nullification have occurred in Canada.

My talent is the nullification of magic, so I should be able to handle it.

He had to provide her with a spell for spot nullification without alarm.

Rather, nullification was described as an action to be taken by "the several states" who formed the Constitution.

States' rights was the justification for nullification and later secession.

Jury nullification has more support among legal academics than judges.

"These articles do not justify the nullification of the American people's free choice in a national election."