Mature enough to disobey: jurors, women, and radical enfranchisement in Tocqueville's Democracy in America -- Mistaken for consensus: hung juries, the Allen charge, and the end of jury deliberation -- No one but you: jurors and the internal standard of reasonable doubt -- Guilty, not guilty, nullify: nullification in an age of abolition -- Radical enfranchisement in the jury room.
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