Übersetzung für 'nullification' von Englisch nach Deutsch

nullification

Nichtigerklärung {f}law

Kassation {f}law

Annullierung {f}

Aufhebung {f}

Ungültigmachung {f}

Nichtigkeitserklärung {f}

Nullifikation {f}law

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nullification [of a contract]

Ungültigkeitserklärung {f}law

nullification [USA]

Blockierung {f} eines Bundesgesetzes durch Einzelstaatlawpol.

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jury nullification

Recht {n} der Geschworenen, das Strafgesetz außer Acht zu lassen [bei einem Freispruch]law

• An opponent of jury nullification is former judge and unsuccessful Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork. In an essay he wrote jury nullification is a "pernicious practice".
• In theory, nullification differs from interposition in several respects.
• The South Carolina nullification controversy moved Roman and most of Louisiana to back President Andrew Jackson's stand on national authority over state nullification.
• In 1832, he joined the South Carolina Nullification Convention which deliberated until 1833 on whether states could nullify federal laws. He was an opponent of nullification.
• The court went on to reject the argument that the trial was unfair because the chances of jury nullification were impaired by the judge.

• During the controversy in South Carolina regarding the Tariff of 1832, he was among the leaders in rallying what is now known as Chesterfield County to the Union cause, in opposition to nullification.
• Early in his term, Breathitt won favor from both Whigs and Democrats by opposing South Carolina's actions during the Nullification Crisis.
• Nullification is the term used by the modern body modification community to describe the procedure of emasculation. "Nullo" is the term used to describe those who have undergone nullification.
• During the 19th century, several states attempted or threatened interposition or nullification.
• The shadow defense is related to the idea of jury nullification.

• Written at the height of the Nullification Crisis, the proclamation directly responds to the Ordinance of Nullification passed by the South Carolina legislature in November 1832.