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The image displays a Wikipedia article page titled 'Jury nullification,' which defines the legal concept where a jury acquits a defendant despite believing they are guilty, citing reasons like an unjust law or harsh punishment. The text explains this is a recognized, though unofficial, practice in criminal procedure, protected by the fact jurors can't be punished for wrong verdicts and acquitted defendants can't be retried. The article's layout includes standard Wikipedia navigation and hyperlinked terms.

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