Quote:Err...no. Not here, anyway. You are under no obligation to volunteer knowledge of jury nullification, although most people who know of it happily drop that phrase during selection, as it's a guaranteed ticket off of the J-train. If you're specifically asked during the selection process and it can be proven after the fact that you lied, sure, you might face some challenges. That'd never happen, though. No prosecutor with half a brain would be so dumb as to use, "Do you believe in jury nullification?", as a disqualifying question. There is nothing criminal in the least about the practice of jury nullification. It exists as the check that private citizens have against the judicial branch.