When a jury nullifies is the verdict up for review?

When a jury nullifies, it means they have chosen to disregard the law or evidence and deliver a verdict that conflicts with the judge's instructions. Generally, jury nullification is not subject to review or appeal, as it reflects the jury's discretion in interpreting justice. Courts typically respect the jury's decision, and there are no legal mechanisms to challenge a nullified verdict. However, the circumstances surrounding the nullification might raise questions in future cases or influence legal discussions.