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Before people get carried away, note that the juries that refused to convict anyone for lynchings were also practicing nullification. As a thought along these lines, consider this system: Add a third possible verdict to cases - "unjust prosecution". This would be an outcome in favor of the defendant, still subject to appeal, _but not by the same prosecutor_.
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