Jury Nullification is not truly dead. You still have the right to use it if you are on a jury. But, the judge asks all  jurors to abide by what his interpretation of the law is. You then have two choices.  Respond Yes or No. if you Respond yes you can still vote anywhere you want on the case but you could never give your reason has jury nullification because you would be in contempt of court then. You can only say  because that’s the way you felt and no other reason. If you responded no you will not abide by the judges interputation of what the law is they will not seat  you on that jury I’ve done it and that’s what happens.There had been a group in the past That tried  to hand out information to anyone passing in front of court houses about jury  nullification I The courts decided d determined that it was illegal for them to handle that information and it went all the way to the supreme court and even though they determine truly nullification was legal for handing out of the information they called jury tampering and what is not legal