Should courts be required to inform juries of their right for jury nullification?

[Kelley1]

[SamIam96]

In the US, juries define if a person is guilty or not. What they say is true by definition.

Only in rare cases of obvious miscarriages of justice, could a judge could nullify their declaration.

[Firestar01]

Yes, they should - because there are situations, where the people are guilty because of a bullshit law, not because they did anything wrong.

[Kaneki05]

I mean don't they already? Thought that was kinda the point of a jury.
But just another reason the jury is just a bias system than a objectively correct one.

[Surely]

Could it be appealed? Or does Double Jeopardy come into play.
I guess that would mean voting with your conscience and not the law.