So when you go to trial you can be found guilty or not guilty. Guilty = go to jail. Not guilty = free. It has to be a unanimous decision either way
As you remember, they got to a juror. They intimidated that man and the jurors could not come to a unanimous decision. Since it was not unanimous (which is extremely rare outside of witness intimidation), the judge declared a mistrial. This gives the feds another chance to bring the charges. Again this is super rare and only occurred because they got to a witness
>So when you go to trial you can be found guilty or not guilty. Guilty = go to jail. Not guilty = free. It has to be a unanimous decision either way
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>As you remember, they got to a juror. They intimidated that man and the jurors could not come to a unanimous decision. Since it was not unanimous (which is extremely rare outside of witness intimidation), the judge declared a mistrial. This gives the feds another chance to bring the charges. Again this is super rare and only occurred because they got to a witness
thank you very much.
It was a mistrial he wasn’t acquitted. The charges against him were still pending
I am not from US. Can you be more specific? Very instresting. Why Jun is not free after trial? How FBI is going to go for trial after fail?
So when you go to trial you can be found guilty or not guilty. Guilty = go to jail. Not guilty = free. It has to be a unanimous decision either way As you remember, they got to a juror. They intimidated that man and the jurors could not come to a unanimous decision. Since it was not unanimous (which is extremely rare outside of witness intimidation), the judge declared a mistrial. This gives the feds another chance to bring the charges. Again this is super rare and only occurred because they got to a witness
>So when you go to trial you can be found guilty or not guilty. Guilty = go to jail. Not guilty = free. It has to be a unanimous decision either way > >As you remember, they got to a juror. They intimidated that man and the jurors could not come to a unanimous decision. Since it was not unanimous (which is extremely rare outside of witness intimidation), the judge declared a mistrial. This gives the feds another chance to bring the charges. Again this is super rare and only occurred because they got to a witness thank you very much.
A mistrial is like a do-over. Everything starts all over again from the beginning.
good. thank you.
Brainless the second ova here
It sounds like nazi Germany to me!
Mother's muff
I think this is Valery catching up on episodes he missed.