jury nullification
Jury nullification, as in the Clive Pontin trial, only works when the jury is aware of the evidence.
If the Crown is "making stuff up" and there is no possibility of evidence to the contrary the defendant is doomed.
And, if there is no chance of being caught out in making stuff up, why should they not do so, especially if the aim is to get a "bad-un" locked up?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
