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====After Civil War==== White defendants accused of crimes against black people and other minorities were often acquitted by [[all-white juries]], especially in the South, even in the face of irrefutable evidence. An example is the [[Emmett Till#Trial|trial of Roy Bryant and J. W. Milam]].<ref>Conrad, Clay S. (1998). ''Jury Nullification, The Evolution of a Doctrine'', Carolina Academic Press, pp. 167β185. {{ISBN|0890897026}}.</ref>
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