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12. I will not falsely swear an oath. Most certainly knowing when I swore it t be that I was doing so

Sun Nov 10, 2024, 03:36 PM

Nov 2024

because I intended to break it. In my opinion, one who would do so, whether it be Donald Trump, or someone else, isn’t to be trusted.

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an overwhelmingly broad statement .. stopdiggin Nov 2024 #1

I think you said that before stopdiggin Nov 2024 #5

Rewrite this ck4829 Jan 2025 #19

NO, it be in a jury you have to agree you will FOLLOW the LAW, end of krawhitham Nov 2024 #3

you mean like anti-discrimination laws? stopdiggin Nov 2024 #7

Jury nullification does not not follow the law. WhiskeyGrinder Nov 2024 #16

It's cool, google "jury nullification" ck4829 Nov 2024 #6

First, in most cases, juries determine guilt, not sentences. rsdsharp Nov 2024 #10

It doesn't have to be death. The principle doesn't change. TheKentuckian Nov 2024 #11

I have already taken an oath ck4829 Jan 2025 #18

The oath to the Constitution has already been nullified JCMach1 Nov 2024 #15

Indeed ck4829 Nov 2024 #17