Most murder trials end with a jury returning either a guilty or not guilty verdict, but sometimes the jurors simply cannot reach the agreement required by law.
When this happens, the jury is often described as being deadlocked or “hung”. It doesn't mean the defendant has been found innocent, nor...
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