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ars on Sept 24, 2012 | parent | context | favorite | on: Apple v. Samsung Voir Dire Reveals Broken Promises

No, it applies in civil cases, but the Judge has the power to set aside the verdict (so it's not as powerful).

danielweber on Sept 24, 2012 [–]

the Judge has the power to set aside the verdict

That's not jury nullification.

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