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According to Abramson, under the principles of jury nullification, juries have the right
  to set aside the law
 
  a. in order to acquit a defendant, but never to convict.
  b. only in cases where basic human rights are threatened.
  c. only to protect a defendant from unjust imposition of the death penalty.
  d. only in civil cases, but never in criminal cases.
  e. only in cases in which the law was not passed by a democratic process.
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