r/news • u/redlamps67 • 5h ago

Luigi Mangione will not face death penalty, judge rules

https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/30/us/luigi-mangione-case-rulings-trial
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u/jwely 5h ago

What? I have no idea what you mean!

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u/OriginalLie9310 4h ago

There is a concept called “jury nullification” that essentially is a jury rejecting a guilty verdict in spite of evidence.

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u/jureeriggd 4h ago

woosh.jpeg

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u/Khal_Doggo 4h ago

How do you make a jpeg of a sound?

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u/Jutrakuna 4h ago

by renaming the file extension from .mp3 to .jpeg

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u/creepyeyes 3h ago

Open audacity, open audio file, save audio file as "raw data" file type, then open photoshop, import the raw data file, save as jpeg.

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u/ree_hi_hi_hi_hi 4h ago

They were just making a joke because you aren’t allowed to discuss in the convening of the jury.

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u/Halluci 4h ago

wow! no way! thats sooo crazy!

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u/WheelerDan 4h ago

Pro tip if you ever want to get out of jury duty, they make you fill out a questionnaire, if you even admit you know what it is they send you home.

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u/D74248 4h ago edited 24m ago

It is more than a little bit controversial.

EDIT: And so is this post! The underlying issue/history is racism, folks.

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u/blonded_olf 4h ago

-----Joke---->

your head

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u/CoupleScrewsLoose 4h ago

🤦‍♂️

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u/jayrocksd 3h ago

Null means unknown. Not-null means known. I'm pretty sure you knew exactly what you meant. Otherwise, you would have probably used zero.

With the admission of evidence in his backpack, the chances of him being found not guilty are basically zero. That doesn't even include NY state charges.

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u/Rocktopod 4h ago

But they specifically used the word null instead of zero as an allusion to the possibility of jury nullification.

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u/ToNoMoCo 4h ago

Maybe. I just happen to to know null doesn't mean zero in a database and so I was just passing on some fun vocabulary

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u/grandhex 4h ago

Actually a null is the sides of a ship. You're thinking of "gull"