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"mistrial" Definitions
  1. a trial that is not considered legally valid because of a mistake in the way it has been conducted
  2. (North American English) a trial in which the jury cannot reach a decision
"mistrial" Synonyms
injustice travesty unfairness invalid trial miscarriage of justice unfair trial

919 Sentences With "mistrial"

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Mistrial in first officer's case Porter's case ended with a mistrial last month.
A mistrial: The Bill Cosby case ended in a mistrial when the jury deadlocked.
Mistrial could be declared If the jury tries again and is still deadlocked, it would be considered a "hung jury" and opens up the possibility that O'Neill will declare a mistrial.
Letter To the Editor: Re "Jury Deadlocked, Cosby's Sex Case Ends in Mistrial" (front page, June 18): Despite the defense counsel's spin, a mistrial is not a victory for Bill Cosby.
Hopkins said the speed with which the New Jersey Democratic establishment endorsed the senator following the mistrial drove him to challenge the senator's reelection bid — as well as Menendez's post-mistrial statement.
Apple initially lost the suit, then filed for a mistrial.
"I see no earthly reason for a mistrial," he said.
Bob Menendez faced corruption charges (which ended in a mistrial).
Porter's own trial ended in a mistrial back in December.
Cosby's team immediately moved for a mistrial after the remark.
Jury selection resumed Tuesday after Matsumoto rejected the mistrial motion.
The federal jury declared a mistrial on 10 other charges.
The Twitter account for the Women's March condemned the mistrial.
Outcome: Slager's 2016 state murder trial ended in a mistrial.
One case ended in acquittal and one in a mistrial.
Ellis, in turn, declared a mistrial on those 10 counts.
The judge declared a mistrial on the remaining 10 counts.
The jurors overhear this discussion, and Gutierrez asks for a mistrial.
Cosby's first trial ended in a mistrial after the jury deadlocked.
It ended in a mistrial after one juror declined to convict.
"A mistrial for Cosby, an injustice for all women," they wrote.
On the fourth day of deliberations, he ultimately declared a mistrial.
Following the mistrial, Curtis' original defense team withdrew from the case.
The third, of Officer William G. Porter, was declared a mistrial.
The trial of Officer William G. Porter was declared a mistrial.
The judge considered the illness reason enough to declare a mistrial.
Ultimately, the judge declared a mistrial, citing Mr. Vega's lingering injuries.
Judge T.S. Ellis III announced a mistrial on 20153 other counts.
Judge William Walls declared the mistrial after interviewing all 12 jurors.
The trial ultimately ended in a mistrial and a hung jury.
After 52 hours of jury deliberation, the judge declared a mistrial.
Merlino's mistrial is a major blow to federal prosecutors in Manhattan.
Judge T.S. Ellis declared a mistrial on the other 10 charges.
He demurred again on Tuesday when asked about the possible mistrial.
A judge declared a mistrial, delaying the case until this month.
The judge declared a mistrial, and prosecutors later dropped the charges.
Defense attorneys had refiled a motion for acquittal after the mistrial.
Eastern time, Ms. Pulliam had not noted the mistrial on Twitter.
Champion said afterward that he didn't consider the mistrial a loss.
Cosby's conviction followed a mistrial last year on the same charges.
They deadlocked along racial lines, and the judge declared a mistrial.
No, the jury deadlocks, six to six, resulting in a mistrial.
The previous case — of officer William Porter — ended in a mistrial.
Manafort's lawyers made a second request for a mistrial during jury deliberations.
Bob Menendez after a lengthy corruption case against him ended in mistrial.
A judge on Thursday declared a mistrial in the case of Sen.
They sought to have the case declared a mistrial, not dismissed outright.
After jurors deadlocked, a mistrial was declared in Porter's trial last month.
A mistrial means Cosby was not found either guilty or not guilty.
A judge has declared a mistrial in the corruption case against Sen.
On June 17 the court declared a mistrial after a jury deadlock.
Judge T.S. Ellis III declared a mistrial on the remaining 22019 counts.
In June 2015, a Nashville judge declares a mistrial in the case.
Bob Menendez for corruption charges that ended in a mistrial last year.
The judge in the case declared a mistrial on another 10 counts.
But after the mistrial, with a retrial coming, he wanted to refuse.
The first trial in the case ended in a mistrial on Oct.
A spokesman for Mr. de Blasio declined to comment on the mistrial.
The defense asked for a mistrial, but Judge O'Neill denied the request.
A motion for a mistrial by the defense earlier Monday was denied.
He said he had advised Mr. Roof to move for a mistrial.
The jury was hung 10-2, and the judge declared a mistrial.
After hearing the results, he declared a mistrial on all eight counts.
The case of Officer William Porter ended in a mistrial last December.
Activists say the Porter mistrial has only intensified the hunger for a conviction.
The case ended in a mistrial and was later dismissed, the AP reported.
O'Neill rejected a motion from Cosby's lawyers for a mistrial on Thursday morning.
Three have gone to trial; two ended in acquittals, one in a mistrial.
With the jury unable to reach a verdict, the judge declared a mistrial.
The judge found the incident was not serious enough to warrant a mistrial.
He was tried in a long, highly-publicized trial that ended in mistrial.
If jurors can't reach a unanimous decision, the judge could declare a mistrial.
Mosby's decision followed a mistrial for one officer and acquittals for three others.
Slager escaped conviction in his state murder case last December after a mistrial.
Judge Steven T. O'Neill ruled they were hopelessly deadlocked and declared a mistrial.
She said, however, that the mistrial doesn't mean the defendants are not guilty.
There appeared to be confusion among jurors before the judge declared the mistrial.
Bob Menendez's federal corruption trial is in no hurry to declare a mistrial.
But the jury deadlocked, causing Judge Barry G. Williams to declare a mistrial.
We expected a mistrial, and weren't surprised when it was announced that morning.
The jury in that case was deadlocked, and it was declared a mistrial.
They were going to be the ones to hold out for a mistrial.
On June 17, the Bill Cosby sexual assault case was declared a mistrial.
It took less than 48 hours for it to teeter near a mistrial.
Her stronger charge on Monday reflected her stated desire to avoid a mistrial.
In denying the request for a mistrial, the judge rejected the defense's claims.
Mr. Seabrook's last trial, in the fall of 2017, ended in a mistrial.
That ended in a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a verdict.
The fifth also had multiple black jurors and likewise ended in a mistrial.
Brown's trial for the federal charges ended in a mistrial over the summer.
A second mistrial was declared in 2017 after juries deadlocked over a verdict.
The mistrial declaration was celebrated by Menendez and his allies as a victory.
Yet a judge was forced to declare a mistrial after a jury hung.
The judge in the case declared a mistrial on the 10 other counts.
The trial of William Porter, another officer charged, ended in a mistrial in December.
Judge Steven T. O'Neill ruled that they were hopelessly deadlocked and declared a mistrial.
Creato made his plea agreement three months after a previous mistrial of the case.
But the chances that it will end in a mistrial seem to be rising.
On Monday, US District Judge Paul Byron denied the defense's motion for a mistrial.
The poll surveyed 600 New Jersey adults after the mistrial was declared last November.
The case first went to trial in June 22017, and ended in a mistrial.
A mistrial was declared last November after jurors could not agree on a verdict.
Friday's mistrial came after more than 30 hours of deliberations, which started on Monday.
The case ended in a mistrial when the jury failed to reach a verdict.
"Shame on you Cosby," Ferrier went on in her statement following Saturday's mistrial grant.
A member of the actor's press team read the scathing remarks after the mistrial.
Last December, Officer William Porter's trial ended with a hung jury and a mistrial.
Judge Steven O'Neill declared a mistrial Saturday after the jurors reported they were deadlocked.
Williams was indicted on five criminal counts but got off because of a mistrial.
Navarro, who had declared a mistrial last month, dismissed all charges against the Bundys.
If enough of them heard the news, it would be cause for a mistrial.
A mistrial wouldn't necessarily mean Menendez will be off the hook for good, however.
That case went to trial last year and ended in a mistrial on Oct.
A spokeswoman for U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling confirmed the mistrial but declined further comment.
That proceeding ended in a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a verdict.
The federal corruption trial for the two men ended in a mistrial in November.
The judge in Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial declared a mistrial over the weekend.
After jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked, the judge in the case declared a mistrial.
In November when the trial ended in a mistrial, Menendez criticized the Justice Department.
Weinstein's attorneys requested a mistrial twice on Friday, but the judge denied both motions.
A mistrial was declared in the first trial in December after a jury deadlocked.
In November 2017, the jury deadlocked on the charges and a mistrial was declared.
This case could actually be stronger than the Edwards case [which ended in mistrial].
As things are, though, it seems increasingly likely that things will end in a mistrial.
When three weeks of deliberations resulted in a deadlocked jury, the judge declared a mistrial.
In June of 2017, after 52 hours of deliberation, the case was declared a mistrial.
The end result was a hung jury, forcing the presiding judge to declare a mistrial.
He was charged with assault and attempted rape, but the case ended in a mistrial.
After the mistrial announcement, District Attorney Steele said they would retry the cast against Cosby.
After the mistrial announcement, the District Attorney said they would retry the cast against Cosby.
One of those three, Corey Batey, was tried and convicted twice (once following the mistrial).
A mistrial was declared in that first sexual assault case when the jury became deadlocked.
Three previous trials resulted in two acquittals and one mistrial because of a hung jury.
A jury could not come to agreement last November and the judge declared a mistrial.
"Injustice will not prevail," Judy Scott, Walter Scott's mother, said after the mistrial was declared.
Porter himself has already gone on trial, but it ended in a mistrial in December.
The now-famous convict is asking the Wisconsin Court of Appeals to declare a mistrial.
In fact, Robinson was sentenced precisely because his behavior could have led to a mistrial.
His conviction was later reversed, and a second and third trial both ended in mistrial.
Bob Menendez ended in a mistrial Thursday after the jury reported it was hopelessly deadlocked.
In his first trial, the judge declared a mistrial after the jury deadlocked last June.
The mistrial declared this week in the Nevada case of Cliven Bundy is an outrage.
If the court does not dismiss her case, he said, it should declare a mistrial.
The jury deliberated, and after six days of deadlock, Judge Steven O'Neill declared a mistrial.
The judge declared a mistrial on the remaining 10 counts and gave prosecutors until Aug.
Mr. Armstead's third trial, in January 2014, ended in a mistrial just like the others.
Of the 18 total charges against him, the judge declared a mistrial on 10 counts.
The procedure would involve polling jurors one by one, and could lead to a mistrial.
Mr. Seabrook's lawyer, Paul Shechtman, was clear on what he said had caused the mistrial.
The Philadelphia criminal defense lawyer who helped Bill Cosby secure a mistrial in 2017. Gone.
The defense asked for a mistrial over her inclusion, but Justice Burke denied the motion.
This week's verdict and sentence came months after Thompson's previous trial ended in a mistrial.
The first ended in a mistrial after all but one jury member voted to acquit.
Before the sentencing in December, his 2016 state murder trial had ended in a mistrial.
Justice Wiley declared a mistrial after 18 days of deliberations failed to yield a verdict.
"A mistrial was declared in the case of Nicholas Slatten," Miller said in a statement.
They could not agree on the 10 remaining charges, and those were declared a mistrial.
In a trial that began in August, the approach worked; it ended with a mistrial.
Three of those trials ended in convictions reversed on appeal, and one in a mistrial.
The prosecution could request a mistrial, but such a maneuver was very unlikely, Ohlin said.
The jury deadlocked on another 2000 counts, so for those, the judge declared a mistrial.
Perhaps because the jurors could not believe their lying eyes, his case ended in a mistrial.
His case ended in a mistrial last year after a jury failed to deliver a verdict.
ONeill declared a mistrial last summer after jurors failed to reach a verdict in the case.
Cosby's defense team immediately asked for a mistrial, fearing her remark could unduly influence the jury.
The second trial of the man accused of killing Jessica Chambers has ended in a mistrial.
The jury in his first trial — who had been shown Santana's video — deadlocked, forcing a mistrial.
In April, a judge declared a mistrial after a jury was unable to reach a conclusion.
Porter's own trial ended in a mistrial and he is set to be retried in September.
A few fell sick during the 21 days of deliberations before Mr. Stolz declared a mistrial.
Instead, he was tasked with investigating issues that led to the case's mistrial, his office said.
Cosby spokesman Andrew Wyatt called on the judge to end the wait and declare a mistrial.
On Saturday, they announced that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" — causing Judge O'Neill to grant a mistrial.
The first criminal trial against Cosby last year ended in a hung jury and a mistrial.
Feden delivered the opening statement, and the trial ended with a deadlocked jury and a mistrial.
The first trial in the case resulted in a hung jury and was declared a mistrial.
The defense itself was so incompetent that a judge declared Mr. Hatchett's first trial a mistrial.
But jurors could not reach a verdict on 93 more serious offenses, resulting in a mistrial.
A mistrial was declared on 10 other charges in Manafort's case along with the guilty verdicts.
Andrew M. Cuomo announced on Tuesday that it was deadlocked, raising the specter of a mistrial.
A second trial, in April 2013, also ended in a mistrial because of a deadlocked jury.
The lawmaker had investigated issues related to an initial mistrial but didn't actually prosecute the case.
Mr. Cosby's mistrial just further extends our permanent impasse with certain great figures and their problems.
Mr. McMonagle later moved for a mistrial because he was so unhappy with this particular testimony.
This woman, Duncan said, was the lone holdout, causing the 10 charges to end in mistrial.
A mistrial was declared on 10 other counts after one juror reportedly held out against conviction.
The jury deliberated for 52 hours before a mistrial was declared because jurors were hopelessly deadlocked.
His first criminal trial, in which they were not allowed, ended in a mistrial in 2017.
In June, a federal judge declared a mistrial after jurors were unable to reach a verdict.
In November 2017, the lone Waco case to reach a jury ended in a dramatic mistrial.
But after a New Jersey jury was deadlocked in 2017, the case ended in a mistrial.
However, public comments in the past have led attorneys in a trial to request a mistrial.
Stone sells out poor, naïve Chandra, revealing her tryst in an attempt to get a mistrial.
The judge declared a mistrial in December, and Mr. Porter is scheduled for retrial later this year.
The trial judge, Robert M. Stolz, declared a mistrial after the jury had deliberated for 21 days.
Then the judge got a new job, and Thomas asked for a mistrial—which the courts granted.
A third trial last year ended with a deadlocked jury and mistrial, setting up this current trial.
The jury hung on the remaining 10 counts, and the judge declared a mistrial on those charges.
Frustrated, Diaz-Cobo had argued that the Facebook fiasco "potentially tainted" the jury and demanded a mistrial.
They were hung on the remaining 10 counts, and the judge declared a mistrial for those charges.
Downing moved for a mistrial, but didn't explain the grounds — he asked for time to do research.
The first criminal trial against Cosby ended in a mistrial when the jury couldn't reach a verdict.
But the jury was deadlocked on the two counts and Judge Robert Kugler declared a mistrial Friday.
Officer William Porter was expected to face another trial when the first one ended in a mistrial.
An earlier trial of Ackerly and three other ex-Georgeson employees ended in a mistrial in March.
He sends it to Stone anonymously knowing that it would only help the case — one word: mistrial.
The first officer's trial ended in a mistrial; the other trials are expected to start next month.
Despite his economic status, Locke had an expensive defense team and the case ended in a mistrial.
Mr. Cosby's first trial ends in a mistrial after jurors remain deadlocked following six days of deliberations.
On Friday, a Cincinnati judge declared a mistrial in the murder case of former cop Raymond Tensing.
A first attempt last fall ended in a mistrial when jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict.
In November, Tensing's first trial also ended in a mistrial after more than 25 hours of deliberations.
The juror's comments come less than a week after a judge declared a mistrial in the case.
A jury could not come to agreement last November and the judge also declared a mistrial then.
If, after further deliberations, jurors still cannot reach consensus, the judge can choose to declare a mistrial.
The first attorney assigned to Hatchett's defense was so incompetent that the case resulted in a mistrial.
A judge declared a mistrial in November in a case regarding the senator's alleged corruption and bribery.
The case ended in a mistrial, though, the prosecutor announced in court that he will retry Cosby.
The first trial end in a mistrial last June when the jury could not reach a verdict.
Cosby's first trial ended in a mistrial in June 2017 after a jury deliberated for six days.
His first trial ended in a mistrial after a Pennsylvania jury couldn't come to a unanimous decision.
Slager's murder trial ended in a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a verdict last December.
The Justice Department was considering trying him a second time following a mistrial but decided against it.
The case attracted a great deal of publicity, leading Mr. Brooks's lawyers press, unsuccessfully, for a mistrial.
In November, the only Waco case that has gone to a jury ended in a dramatic mistrial.
The proceeding ended last month in a mistrial after the jury was unable to reach a verdict.
The famed comedian's trial on three counts of aggravated indecent assault ended in a mistrial in June.
Johnson & Johnson won one case in March of last year, and in June, there was a mistrial.
Merlino's mistrial demonstrates how no case— repeat—no case is ever cut and dry, open and shut.
After one mistrial and three acquittals in the first four officers' trials, prosecutors dropped the remaining cases.
Judge Walls tried to encourage them to reach a decision but eventually had to declare a mistrial.
An earlier trial last year, which O'Neill also oversaw, ended in a hung jury and a mistrial.
A federal judge has rejected a request to declare a mistrial in the corruption case against Sen.
" Outside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown, Pa., Mr. Cosby's lawyer said this about the mistrial. "Mr.
Even an off-the-cuff remark expressing an opinion about a case can lead to a mistrial.
But the case ended in a mistrial and the Justice Department eventually decided to abandon the case.
Last month, a jury considered the sentence yet again but deadlocked, and the judge declared a mistrial.
The case was declared a mistrial in 2017 after a majority of jurors voted to acquit him.
Cosby's first trial in 2017 ended in a mistrial when jurors could not reach a unanimous verdict.
But last month's mistrial threw a kink into that strategy, putting Officer Porter in a highly unusual situation.
One officer was acquitted while the other case ended with a hung jury and was declared a mistrial.
While the high-stakes case ended in a mistrial this month, the government has not dropped the charges.
Judge Newman earlier refused a defense motion on Monday asking him to declare a mistrial in the case.
"No good deed goes unpunished," Lilja was overheard saying when the mistrial was ordered, according to the outlet.
His own trial ended in a mistrial in December and he is scheduled to be retried in September.
Instead, Pam Bozanich, the prosecutor from the first mistrial, is brought in to dismiss the "abuse excuse" again.
Staton declared a mistrial after jurors indicated they were hopelessly deadlocked on 16 of 20 counts against Wexler.
Cosby's trial ended in a mistrial earlier this year after a jury could not reach a unanimous verdict.
If those decisions had gone the other way, Hernandez may have had grounds to appeal for a mistrial.
Hollywood reacts to Bill Cosby mistrial "We are just in awe of what she has done," Steele said.
Dolores Troiani, Constand's attorney, said her client consoled other accusers who broke down when the mistrial was announced.
Bill Cosby's wife Camille slammed prosecutors after a mistrial was declared in the criminal case against her husband.
A mistrial was declared last November in the first trial after jurors could not agree on a verdict.
This prompted the judge to declare a mistrial Friday for the second time in a trial of Tensing.
He ordered them to keep trying but declared a mistrial June 17, the sixth day of their deliberations.
Manafort was found guilty on eight charges, while a judge declared a mistrial for an additional 10 counts.
Update, June 17: The judge in the Bill Cosby sexual assault case declared it a mistrial Saturday morning.
Cosby's first trial ended in a mistrial in June when a deadlocked jury failed to reach a verdict.
Bob Menendez, in political peril, following a 22015 federal corruption case against him that ended in a mistrial.
Kent Easter was convicted of false imprisonment in a second trial after his first ended in a mistrial.
Slager's state murder trial ended in a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a verdict last December.
The judge will have to determine whether to order jurors to continue their deliberations or declare a mistrial.
Holy Land case was related to investigating issues surrounding what led to the mistrial in the first case.
The judge declared a mistrial on 10 other counts after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict.
The judge declared a mistrial on 10 other counts after the jury could not reach a unanimous decision.
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That move was made after a judge declared a mistrial in the senator's federal corruption and bribery case.
There won't be a mistrial, but Ito also makes two decisions that inflame the prosecution and the jury.
The case has dragged on for more than two years, prolonged in no short degree by the mistrial.
It was the second time a jury heard evidence: His first trial ended in a mistrial last fall.
The initial jury was unable to reach a verdict and Judge O'Neill declared a mistrial in July 2017.
But in the first proceeding, Justice Stolz declared a mistrial after the jury had deliberated for 21 days.
"What happens to Jesse doesn't change anything," Amanda Jansen said when asked how she felt after the mistrial.
Manafort's defense team asked for a full mistrial, but after interviewing each juror, the judge denied this request.
McConnell called for a Senate Ethics Committee probe after a judge declared a mistrial in Menendez's corruption case.
To avoid a mistrial, jurors have three options: a conviction for murder or voluntary manslaughter, or an acquittal.
The auditor sought to exclude all evidence supporting that theory, including testimony from Corzine, or get a mistrial.
The aftermath: Edwards was acquitted on one count and a mistrial had been declared on the other charges.
First mistrial In the first trial, the defense focused on the fact that Chambers didn't name their client.
The corruption trial happened about a year ago, and ended in with a hung jury and a mistrial.
Updated, July 2110, 217: Federal prosecutors declined to drop all the charges against Scott Warren after a mistrial.
Polls immediately after the mistrial showed a majority of voters believed that he should not run in November.
O'Neill has urged the jurors to keep trying to reach a verdict, though a mistrial seems increasingly likely.
Sidney's trial for kidnapping in 193 ended with a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict.
It is possible the judge may declare a mistrial on those counts if they still can't reach a verdict.
In December, Officer William G. Porter's trial ended with a hung jury, after which they judge declared a mistrial.
Two previous trials for cops also charged in Gray's death resulted in a mistrial and the acquittal in May.
The federal judge overseeing the case, US District Judge T.S. Ellis, declared a mistrial on the 10 other counts.
Edwards was not, however, ultimately convicted, as the jury deadlocked on several counts and the judge declared a mistrial.
Previously, Officer Edward Nero was also acquitted of all charges, while Officer William Porter's case ended in a mistrial.
Cosby's conviction comes nearly a year after a mistrial was declared in an earlier prosecution for these same charges.
After six days of deliberations, the trial resulted in a hung jury and ended in a mistrial last year.
Defense attorneys for both defendants had filed a motion for a mistrial Thursday before the verdict came down Friday.
The mistrial in the Porter case has heightened the anticipation in Baltimore around the Goodson trial, said the Rev.
But in December, Slager's state murder trial ended in a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a verdict.
And the mistrial suggested corrupt power-players have little to fear from the law in the age of Trump.
The charges ended in a mistrial, but Menendez was "severely admonished" by the Senate Ethics Committee earlier this year.
However, the judge hearing the case declared a mistrial after jurors said they could not agree on a verdict.
The first case brought against any of the officers charged in Gray's death ended in a mistrial last December.
Friday, Judge Leslie Ghiz declared a second mistrial in the murder case after receiving a note from the jury.
Cosby's June 2017 trial ended in a mistrial because the jury at the time had 2 not guilty holdouts.
He averted a decision this past June when a jury couldn't agree on a verdict ... ending in a mistrial.
The judge presiding over the Bill Cosby criminal case declared a mistrial Saturday, after the jury found itself deadlocked.
Both Constand and her mom, Gianna, testified about the call during Cosby's first trial ... which ended in a mistrial.
The defense called for a mistrial on the second day of the trial, but the judge denied their request.
Cosby's first trial in June 2017 ended in a mistrial after the jury could not agree on a verdict.
Should Walls formally declare a mistrial, former federal prosecutors predict that the Justice Department would ultimately refile the charges.
The Justice Department waited two months after the mistrial was declared before it announced its intent to retry Menendez.
Defense attorneys moved for a mistrial because of the direct comment to Cosby, but the judge denied the motion.
His first trial ended last year in a mistrial after a Pennsylvania jury couldn't come to a unanimous decision.
The jury grew deadlocked—and apparently argued about Constand's "bare midriff"—ultimately leading a judge to declare a mistrial.
But after jurors could not reach a verdict, the judge declared a mistrial and Mr. Menendez pronounced himself vindicated.
His corruption trial ended in a mistrial last month after jurors said they were unable to reach a verdict.
Things didn't get better when jurors could not agree on a verdict, forcing the judge to declare a mistrial.
All either ended in mistrial or convictions overturned on appeal, and Mr. Flowers was released on bail in December.
Cosby did not testify at his first trial, which ended last year in a mistrial with a hung jury.
The senator may have narrowly evaded prison with a mistrial, but voters aren't going to forget what he's done.
Mr. Cosby's lead lawyer, Brian J. McMonagle, pushed again for a mistrial because of the length of the deliberations.
This routine, senatorial press-pandering conduct would cause a mistrial and a contempt citation in a normal criminal trial.
Menendez's address came just after U.S. District Judge William Walls declared a mistrial in Menendez's corruption and bribery case.
On August 30, the jury was unable to reach a verdict on his case and a mistrial was declared.
Bill Cosby's case ended in a mistrial in June and a juror said the accuser's bare midriff implied consent.
The judge told the prosecutor that bringing up the killer's name was "highly prejudicial" but did not declare a mistrial.
The first trial, of Officer William Porter, ended in a mistrial in December after jurors couldn't agree on a verdict.
The jury failed to reach a consensus on the remaining charges and the judge declared a mistrial on those counts.
And now, after a mistrial last June when a different jury couldn't reach a verdict, Cosby is a convicted rapist.
Lopez's cousin Moreno, who was also charged with murder, went on trial in March but it ended in a mistrial.
This is the first victory for a Cosby accuser after Constand's first trial held last year ended in a mistrial.
On Friday, Mesa County District Judge Brian Flynn declared the mistrial due to a hung jury, a spokeswoman tells PEOPLE.
The verdict comes after more than a month of proceedings and an attempt by the defense to declare a mistrial.
Four additional mesothelioma cases resulted in a mistrial because jurors could not reach a verdict or because the plaintiff died.
Chris Christie surrounding the 2013 lane closures on the George Washington Bridge filed a motion for a mistrial on Thursday.
After 11 strange weeks, a mistrial was declared in the corruption case against New Jersey senator Robert Menendez on Thursday.
Even that wasn't enough for the jury to convict -- proceedings ended in a mistrial as they couldn't reach consensus. What?
If, after further deliberations, they still cannot reach consensus, a hung jury will cause the judge to declare a mistrial.
Ellis was forced to rule a mistrial on the remaining 10 counts after the jury failed to reach a verdict.
A judge earlier this year declared a mistrial in Slatten's retrial after the jury could not reach a unanimous decision.
"In my heart, I will find the peace to forgive Michael Slager," Scott's brother, Anthony Scott, said after the mistrial.
Both sides worry that it could lead to a mistrial if Ito is forced to step down from the case.
"In a court of law, this would be declared a mistrial," House Minority Whip Steve Scalise said earlier this week.
The trial proceeded even as Judge Michael Fitzgerald agreed to consider the defense's request for a mistrial or a dismissal.
The judge declared a mistrial based on the hung jury, and Ward was tried again five months later, in June.
He was indicted on corruption charges in 2015, and his trial ended with a hung jury and mistrial last year.
It didn't take long for a decision to come in ... 'cause the judge immediately denied the motion for a mistrial.
So in the first Cosby trial in 22018, those additional witnesses are not allowed, and it ends in a mistrial.
The case eventually resulted in an acquittal; a mistrial could have spared the district attorney's office from suffering a loss.
Jurors were unable to reach a verdict on 10 charges, and Judge T.S. Ellis declared a mistrial on those counts.
The day after Manafort's conviction, Trump pointed to the mistrial as evidence that he was being improperly targeted by Mueller.
According to CNN, the judge declared a mistrial on 22 other counts after the jury could not reach a consensus.
There appeared to be confusion among the six African-American and six white jurors before the judge declared the mistrial.
Serafini, the former prosecutor, said he did not believe that Trump's tweets were grounds for a mistrial in Manafort's case.
Ellis declared a mistrial on the 10 remaining counts for which the jurors said they had not reached a consensus.
In the end, the 2 jurors who felt Cosby was not guilty were not budging, so a mistrial was declared.
Prosecutors are also still facing an inquiry begun last month by Attorney General Jeff Sessions after Judge Navarro's mistrial order.
One of the jurors was even dismissed for bias during deliberations, a rare occurrence that can lead to a mistrial.
His state trial ended in a mistrial last December because jurors couldn't agree on whether Slager had committed a crime.
A mistrial was declared November 12, after jurors spent more than 25 hours deliberating but could not come to a decision.
He referenced last year's mistrial in the high-profile bribery case against Menendez, indicating he sympathized with the Democratic senator's case.
In December, a judge declared a mistrial on the fourth day of deliberations after a jury failed to reach a verdict.
In June, a Pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial after the jury announced that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" after deliberating for days.
The judge then declared a mistrial on those charges, and had his clerk read the verdicts on the remaining eight counts.
The trials for the Baltimore police officers involved in the death of Freddie Gray ended in a mistrial and more acquittals.
The judge, unfortunately, doesn't bite and says that instead of declaring a mistrial, Stone will become the lead defendant for Naz.
The judge only allowed one other accuser to testify at his first rape trial last year that ended in a mistrial.
In June, a Pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial after the jury announced that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" after deliberating for days.
Porter was the first of the six city police officers to stand trial, one that ended last month in a mistrial.
The mistrial marks the third time in a week a police officer charged for killing an unarmed black man escaped conviction.
Defense attorneys repeatedly asked O'Neill to declare a mistrial based on the length of deliberations, but the judge denied their requests.
I think people forget that before he was eventually convicted, Bill Cosby, who had something like 60 accusers, had a mistrial.
DuBose's family left the courtroom moments after the judge declared a mistrial following about 30 hours of deliberations over five days.
But a jury last February couldn't decide on guilt or innocence after two days of deliberations, and a mistrial was declared.
Newman said he would declare a mistrial if no verdict was reached and retry the case later with a different jury.
Judge Nicholas Garaufis fired back that he heard no objections during the day's proceedings, and ruled against a mistrial Wednesday morning.
A federal judge declared a mistrial in the criminal conspiracy trial of Nevada cattle rancher Cliven Bundy on Tuesday, Reuters reported.
"Without a doubt, a mistrial is a good development for Cosby, but he still has to face another trial," Slotnick said.
Mr. Kerrick was charged with voluntary manslaughter, but the case ended in a hung jury and a mistrial in August 2015.
The officer in that case was charged with voluntary manslaughter, but the case ended in a hung jury and a mistrial.
Bundy's supporters took the mistrial as a major victory for their longstanding argument that the government has it out for him.
With the jury hopelessly deadlocked, a federal judge was forced to declare a mistrial in the bribery trial of US Sen.
The jury could not come to a consensus on 10 counts, forcing the judge to rule a mistrial on those charges.
He expressed reluctance to declare a mistrial, noting that the current case was timed to avoid the N.B.A.'s regular season.
But jurors were unable to reach a verdict on 10 charges, and Judge T.S. Ellis declared a mistrial on those counts.
The judge declared a mistrial on the remaining 10 counts, which were dismissed as part of Manafort's plea deal on Sept.
The judge, Ruth Pickholz, ended up declaring a mistrial when the lawyer, Donald Vogelman, was unable to hear a witness properly.
A mistrial was declared on an additional 10 charges filed against Manafort after the jury failed to come to a consensus.
After the jurors left, the judge said that a court staff member had overheard an alternate juror joking about a mistrial.
Judge O'Neill rejected another defense motion for a mistrial and punctured any notion that he was in any kind of rush.
Anastasia's first trial had ended in a mistrial; he pleaded guilty a few days before the second trial was to start.
The pretrial decision that limited the testimony of other Cosby's accusers is probably the reason the case ended in a mistrial.
The Justice Department announced last week it intends to retry Menendez after a deadlocked jury led to a mistrial in November.
A state judge declared a mistrial in an earlier criminal trial that stemmed from the collapse of the firm in 2012.
Judge Clifton Newman had initially refused to grant a mistrial on Monday and was pressing the jury to reach a verdict.
So a mistrial was declared, and the Justice Department ended up dropping the case rather than trying to prosecute him again.
Three of the officers were acquitted by a judge, and the fourth case ended in a mistrial after the jury deadlocked.
And I was the one that spoke up and said, 'you have to be sure about this, otherwise we declare a mistrial.
A judge last year declared a mistrial in the case after the jury failed to reach a unanimous agreement on the charges.
After the mistrial, Prosecuting Attorney Joe Deters said he will make a decision on whether to retry the case by November 28.
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A key difference between the mistrial and this retrial is that attorneys on both sides were allowed to include more witness testimonies.
Cosby's first criminal trial ended in a mistrial in June when jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict in the same court.
Experts had said the #MeToo-related cultural shifts that occurred since Cosby's mistrial would likely color how the jury viewed the evidence.
" Later, outside at the courthouse news conference, Bernard said last year's mistrial had left her "with such a tremendous sense of disappointment.
After the mistrial, some of the jurors told CBS 4 that nine voted guilty, but three still felt they had reasonable doubt.
In the wake of the mistrial announcement, several of Cosby's alleged victims have spoken out, declaring that the fight is not over.
The aftermath: Kerrick was charged with felony voluntary manslaughter, but his trial ended in a mistrial after jurors couldn't reach a decision.
"I remind everyone that this is not vindication or victory," Montgomery County Judge Steven T.O'Neill said following the mistrial, according to NPR.
If a higher court judge agrees with the defense's appeal, the judge could declare a mistrial and award Hernandez a new trial.
Monday brought a slew of questions, such as requests for clarifications on terminology related to the law, before the mistrial was declared.
Apple has filed for a mistrial in a patent infringement suit just days after being ordered to pay $625.6 million in damages.
His trial on sexual assault charges ended in a mistrial in June, with a new trial date set for early next month.
Porter's own trial on involuntary manslaughter and other charges ended in a mistrial last month and a retrial is set for June.
A first trial in the case ended in a mistrial last year after that jury could not unanimously agree on a verdict.
The judge declared a mistrial on the 10 other charges against him, all of which pre-date his time with the campaign.
Bob Menendez speaks to reporters a federal courthouse in Newark, New Jersey, on Thursday after his corruption case was declared a mistrial.
" Walls then proceeded to interview jurors in his office, before eventually declaring that "there is no alternative but to declare a mistrial.
His first trial on the charges ended last year in a mistrial after a Pennsylvania jury couldn't come to a unanimous decision.
But a mistrial was declared because one juror didn't disclose that he had been a victim of statutory rape as a teenager.
The criminal case against the officer, Randall Kerrick, ended in a mistrial, and the authorities did not seek to try him again.
"If you were suggesting that somehow this is a genesis of a mistrial, I am saying that you're off target," he said.
The judge declared a mistrial on the most serious charges against Joshua Schulte, who was accused of giving secret documents to WikiLeaks.
Last weekend, a jury could not come to an agreement on whether Cosby drugged and sexually assaulted Constand, resulting in a mistrial.
The Edwards case — which ended in an acquittal and mistrial — has been invoked by Trump allies as an example of prosecutorial overreach.
The other followed with "February 15, 2014 / The Justice System" marking the day a Florida jury declared a mistrial in Dunn's case.
The jury was unable to reach a verdict on the remaining 10 counts, and the judge declared a mistrial on those charges.
The first trial of Mr. Davis and his co-defendants ended in a mistrial, after the jury deadlocked on dozens of charges.
After the mistrial, Mr. Davis reached a deferred prosecution agreement with prosecutors working for Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney.
A previous trial of Hernandez ended in a mistrial in 2015 when a single juror out of 12 refused to convict him.
Manafort was convicted on eight counts; Judge T.S. Ellis declared a mistrial on the counts where the jury could not reach consensus.
For its trouble, the state attorney's office wound up with a mistrial, three acquittals, a wealth of dropped charges, and no convictions.
The burden now is on Judge Jackson to hold a hearing on this matter and address the possible need for a mistrial.
A mistrial was declared on all three counts after the jury was unable to reach unanimous verdicts on any of the counts.
The defense team moved for a mistrial, and Mr. Manson waved a newspaper headline reading "Manson Guilty, Nixon Declares" before the court.
Bob Menendez as corrupt after his federal corruption trial ended in a mistrial and his severe admonishment by the Senate Ethics Committee.
A Pennsylvania courts spokesman, James Koval, said the retrial must begin within one year of the declaration of the mistrial, June 17.
After the mistrial was declared, Warren told reporters that the work he and others do along the border to help migrants must continue.
The jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict on the remaining 10 charges, and the judge declared a mistrial on those counts.
In addition to Tuesday's acquittals and the previous mistrial, prosecutors were unable to convict the leaders of a similar 2016 standoff in Oregon.
Jurors in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, could not reach a verdict on 10 other counts, resulting in a mistrial on those charges.
Bernard and other survivors sobbed openly and embraced after the guilty verdict — something that seemed out of reach after the mistrial last year.
Defense attorneys ended their case on Monday soon after the judge overseeing the trial, William Walls, denied their request to declare a mistrial.
Cosby's first trial ended in June with a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict following six days of deliberations.
His first trial ended in a mistrial last June when a jury was unable to reach a verdict after deliberating for five days.
Jurors in the trial of Officer William Porter were unable to reach a unanimous decision, and the case ultimately ended in a mistrial.
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The judge in the case declared a mistrial, opening the door for prosecutors to try Tellis a second time on the murder charge.
The judge declared a mistrial on the fourth day of deliberations in the murder trial of Michael Slager, the former North Charleston officer.
Facing charges of aggravated indecent assault, Cosby's case against one woman ended in a mistrial on June 17 after six days of deliberation.
The decision was announced Wednesday morning, and follows one mistrial and three acquittals in cases of the other police officers who faced charges.
Mistrial or not, the charges have dampened support where Menendez needs it most – with independents and even a handful of his own base.
Prosecutors were also asked by Ellis about whether they would seek to bring charges against Manafort again given the mistrial on 10 counts.
The first trial, more than four years after the murder, ended in a mistrial after the wife of a key witness became ill.
Bob Mendendez's corruption trial ended in a mistrial, but the fact that he faced the charges at all makes his fate worth watching.
The criminal case against Hernandez ended in a mistrial in May, when a lone holdout prevented the jury from reaching a unanimous decision.
Mesereau has been critical of prosecutors who almost instantly decided to retry the case after a mistrial was declared the first time around.
Here are several theories of what led to a mistrial: The encounter between Bill Cosby and accuser Andrea Constand happened in January 2004.
We haven't seen much of him since his mistrial last summer, when the jury couldn't reach a verdict on charges of sexual assault.
The jury, however, couldn't agree on the other eight charges, which included six felony counts, and Judge Blaine K. Bowman declared a mistrial.
The Bundys and their supporters hailed that revelation and the mistrial as vindication of their claims that the government treated the family unfairly.
As the jury's progress skids to a halt and the case collapses into mistrial, a steady narrative begins to build behind the scenes.
The first attempt resulted in a mistrial, but he was convicted on the second and sentenced to a maximum of life in prison.
David Oscar Markus, a lawyer for Charles Adelson, said the mistrial against Ms. Magbanua showed why prosecutors have never charged the Adelson family.
The mistrial leaves in limbo a large slice of American popular culture from Mr. Cosby's six-decade career as a comedian and actor.
Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda said on Monday she would ask appeals judges to reverse the acquittal and declare a mistrial, resetting Gbagbo's legal process.
Kemp also denied a motion to exclude evidence from Guyger's texts and phone calls and a motion for a mistrial from Guyger's attorneys.
"You're extremely nervous, right?" said Cyndi Cueto, who was a juror at Mr. Hernandez's first trial, which ended in a mistrial in 2015.
Mr. Valeska tried Mr. Kinsey five times, each trial ending in a hung jury or a mistrial until Mr. Kinsey was finally acquitted.
A judge declared a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a verdict, and prosecutors have said they expect to try Seabrook again.
Mr. Warren's case resulted in a mistrial Tuesday, after jurors said for a second day that they were unable to reach a verdict.
The jury was unable to reach a verdict on 10 of the 18 counts, and the judge declared a mistrial on those charges.
A judge declared a mistrial after at least one juror said he wouldn't vote to convict Slager and he wasn't changing his mind. 2.
In the end, the state jury was unable to reach a verdict and a mistrial was declared in Tensing's murder trial in November 2016.
The judge declared a mistrial Tuesday, saying the jurors were "hopelessly deadlocked" after five days of deliberations in the San Diego County Superior Court.
Hernandez was tried in Etan's death in 2015, but the judge declared a mistrial when three weeks of deliberations resulted in a deadlocked jury.
In October last year the ICC prosecutor asked the appeals judges to reverse the acquittal and to declare a mistrial, resetting Gbagbo's legal process.
Victim-blaming was one of the reasons the jury for Cosby's first trial couldn't reach a verdict, forcing the judge to declare a mistrial.
The judge declared a mistrial on the remaining 10 counts, and prosecutors have yet to decide whether to retry him on the deadlocked charges.
Neither lead lawyer had encountered this scenario before, with a mistrial looming after the plaintiff had proved her claims, and the jury was exhausted.
Three out of the four officers who had already been tried were acquitted on all counts, with the final case ending in a mistrial.
Cosby's first rape trial ended in a mistrial in June 2017, after the jury deliberated for six days only to end in a deadlock.
The judge once more responded by declaring a mistrial, according to the Clarion-Ledger newspaper as well as TV stations WMC, WATN and WREG.
The trial was the second one to present Constand's accusations to jurors, after a 2017 mistrial in which jurors failed to reach a verdict.
The ruling prompted a St. Louis judge, at New Jersey-based J&J's urging, to declare a mistrial in the talc case already underway.
The trials have been on hold since December, when a mistrial was declared in the case of 26-year-old officer William G. Porter.
That's one of the biggest questions looming as Bill Cosby stands trial for sexual assault a second time, after a mistrial in June 2017.
Bill Cosby: The celebrity's trial for 3 counts of sexual assault ended in mistrial in June, due to two jurors refusing to convict him.
The ensuing headlines prompted Shkreli's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, to ask U.S. District Judge Kiyo Matsumoto in Brooklyn on Tuesday morning to declare a mistrial.
"The court does not believe that this has arisen to the level, at this point, of a mistrial," Conen said, CNN affiliate WTMJ reported.
The judge declared a mistrial, and prosecutors quickly said they would press their case against Cosby in a new trial with a new jury.
Music producer Phil Spector was convicted of murdering actress Lana Clarkson in 2009, but only after a mistrial on those charges two years earlier.
Ellis ruled a mistrial on 10 of the 18 counts Manafort faced after the jury failed to reach a unanimous consensus on those charges.
The fifth trial ended in a mistrial and there is no information in the record on the race of the jurors who were struck.
The trial of a second police officer in the death of Freddie Gray began in Baltimore, months after the first ended in a mistrial.
That specter spurred prosecutors to withhold key evidence from both the court and the defense counsel, resulting in a mistrial and dismissal of charges.
Still, the defense felt the violation by the prosecution warranted another request for a mistrial on Wednesday, something Judge Catena said he would consider.
After declaring the mistrial Tuesday, Shaul ordered that Jacquees Boone be held without bond in connection to Kelvin Cooley's murder, CNN affiliate WSFA reported.
A mistrial was declared on all three counts on Friday after the jury was unable to reach unanimous verdicts on any of the counts.
Last week, a juror excused for a long-planned vacation to the Bahamas telegraphed the divisions in the jury room and predicted a mistrial.
A federal judge declared a mistrial Monday for four men accused of participating in the 2014 armed standoff at Cliven Bundy's ranch in Nevada.
The federal judge presiding over the case declared a mistrial after the jury said that it was deadlocked and unable to make a decision.
After a mistrial due to ineffective defense counsel, a jury convicted Hatchett of second-degree murder, for which he was sentenced to 25 years.
Monday's proceedings, a day before the mistrial request, went slowly because of the time it took jurors to be screened for conflicts or bias.
Still, the actor retained a passionate core of supporters as well as detractors—some of whom lashed out in the wake of the mistrial.
Roof's attorney Bruck tried to argue that both Cowles' collapse and some of the testimony warranted a mistrial, but the judge denied his request.
Judge T.S. Ellis, who oversaw the three-week trial in a U.S. federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, declared a mistrial on those 10 counts.
The jury was unable to reach a verdict on 210 of the 26 counts, and the federal judge declared a mistrial on those charges.
A member of the jury said there was a single holdout who forced a mistrial on the other 10 charges that Mr. Manafort faced.
The juror refused to budge on 10 of those counts, forcing a mistrial on those charges and a partial conviction on the other eight.
The charges against Menendez were dropped after a mistrial due to a Supreme Court decision narrowing the definition of bribery in public corruption cases.
Those proceedings ended in a mistrial, but some people here had wondered whether they would ultimately prod Mr. Slager into an agreement with prosecutors.
Jackson, a Temple University employee, did not testify at Cosby's first trial, which ended last year ended in a hung jury and a mistrial.
In 2017, Segura's first trial was declared a mistrial after some members of the jury wanted to acquit him and others wanted to convict.
His first trial ended in 2015 when Justice Maxwell Wiley declared a mistrial after the jury reported being deadlocked after 18 days of deliberation.
Mr. Ratcliffe was involved in investigating side issues related to an earlier mistrial, but was not a prosecutor in the original or second trial.
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Robert Menendez, who survived federal corruption charges in New Jersey with a mistrial and now wants to hold onto his job in the Senate.
In the mistrial, which ended in September, several jurors could be seen weeping when they told the judge they could not reach a conclusion.
During a contentious hearing Thursday, defense attorneys repeatedly challenged U.S. District Judge William Walls and said they would file a motion for a mistrial.
And not only did Bundy live to tell the story, but the federal case against him was declared a mistrial due to government misconduct.
On June 17, a Pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial in the criminal case after the jury said it was "hopelessly deadlocked" for the second time.
A judge reportedly declared a mistrial in the case of a Mississippi man charged with killing Jessica Chambers, who was burned alive in her car.
A third was found to be a mistrial after a hung jury, and the remaining two officers facing charges will stand trial later this year.
The prosecution, which was disappointed by a mistrial in the first case, is now facing new levels of uncertainty over the five trials to come.
It followed a 2015 mistrial that occurred after a single juror refused to go along with 11 other panelists who were convinced of his guilt.
That trial included the testimony of one other woman who alleged Cosby assaulted her, but it resulted in a mistrial due to a hung jury.
Hernandez, 55, was tried in Patz's death last year, but when three weeks of deliberations resulted in a deadlocked jury, the judge declared a mistrial.
In June, a Pennsylvania judge granted a mistrial after the jury had announced that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" for the second time in the trial.
"It's not an acquittal," Tamara Green, a retired California attorney who first came forward with allegations against Cosby in 2005, tells PEOPLE of Saturday's mistrial.
A judge declared a mistrial after the jury deadlocked in the case involving Andrea Constand, the woman who accused Cosby of drugging and assaulting her.
Judge O'Neill declared a mistrial in the case after jurors said they were unable to come to a unanimous verdict on any of the charges.
Less than year ago, a different jury was deadlocked after six days of deliberations on the same charges, prompting the judge to declare a mistrial.
The judge told them to "keep trying," but on Saturday morning the jurors declared that they were still deadlocked, and the judge declared a mistrial.
After the declaration of a mistrial, prosecutors may choose to retry the case with a different set of jurors, or they may cut their losses.
Defense attorneys have repeatedly asked for O'Neill to declare a mistrial based on the jury's length of deliberations, but the judge has denied their request.
Despite rumors that Cosby's legal team would seek a change of venue after the mistrial, Mesereau moved to hold the retrial in the same spot.
Bob Menendez (D-NJ), fresh off a mistrial on some corruption charges, has had some worryingly close polls — but we're leaving them off for now.
His first stint in court ended in a mistrial after the jury deadlocked, and he tapped a new, all-star legal team for round two.
Two years later, Tensing's trial on charges of murder—his second trial after a mistrial was declared in November 2016—has come to an end.
Even as the roster of names mounted with accusations against Cosby, the prospect of serious ramifications appeared doubtful after a first mistrial in that case.
William Porter, the first officer to stand trial last fall elected to be tried by a jury of his peers which resulted in a mistrial.
But Romero Perez's conviction was declared a mistrial after another judge discovered that Robison's conduct during the hearings was not in accordance with the law.
His former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, was convicted on eight counts of  tax and bank fraud, although a mistrial was declared on ten other counts.
The second ended in a hung jury, and the third also ended in a mistrial after a confrontation with a guard left Mr. Vega hospitalized.
All but Constand's case were too old to be prosecuted, and Cosby's first trial ended in a mistrial last June due to a deadlocked jury.
That and last year&aposs criminal corruption trial against Menendez, which ended in a mistrial before prosecutors dropped the charges, have fueled Hugin&aposs attacks.
" The big picture: President Trump touted the 10 counts that were declared a mistrial on Twitter on Wednesday, and commended him for refusing to "break.
READ: Jury notes from the Manafort trial Ultimately, the situation didn't result in the dismissal of any jurors, and Ellis declined to declare a mistrial.
Mr. Menendez is emerging from a monthslong politically damaging corruption trial that ended in a mistrial after a jury was unable to reach a verdict.
On another 10 counts, including those three 2011/2013/2014 foreign bank reporting counts, the jury deadlocked and Judge T.S. Ellis III declared a mistrial.
Ratcliffe's office told ABC News that rather than serving as a lead role in the case, he investigated issues surrounding what led to the mistrial.
They were split almost evenly on the case against Mr. Tensing, according to a note they wrote to the judge, who announced another mistrial. video
It has been five years and one mistrial in the making, but a jury has come to a decision about the collapse of Dewey & LeBoeuf.
The 11th juror to be seated in this trial is at the heart of why Weinstein's defense attorneys have filed a motion for a mistrial.
PwC urged U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero in Manhattan to strike evidence and arguments supporting this theory, including from Corzine, or else declare a mistrial.
When the judge asked prosecutors and defense lawyers how they wanted to proceed, Kevin Keating, a lawyer for Mr. Mangano, quickly asked for a mistrial.
If just one of the 123 jurors refuses to convict on any of the seven charges, the judge will declare a mistrial on those counts.
After more than a week of deliberations in November, jurors notified Walls that they were unable to reach a unanimous decision, resulting in a mistrial.
It is worth noting, however, that after the June 2017 Cosby mistrial, he was subsequently convicted about a year later when the case was retried.
Instead, he got convicted on eight counts (and a mistrial thanks to a single holdout juror on 10 other counts, which Mueller can still retry).
The couple's first trial ended in a mistrial in May 2018 after the jury foreman told the judge he was unable to perform his duties.
Judge O'Neill is also allowing prosecutors to call witnesses previously blocked from the mistrial, including five more women who have accused Cosby of sex assault.
But with each failure to indict, mistrial and acquittal, the department has been criticized for its lack of effectiveness to ensure justice for communities of color.
L. Chris Stewart, lead attorney for Scott's family, could not be reached for comment Monday afternoon, but he did speak to the media after the mistrial.
Although he declared a mistrial on Monday, St. Louis Circuit Judge Rex Burlison left the door open for the plaintiffs to argue they still have jurisdiction.
Eventually Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr indicted Steele with lying to a grand jury and to the FBI about the case; the case ended in a mistrial.
Andrea Constand expressed gratitude to her supporters after a Pennsylvania judge declared a mistrial in the sexual assault trial stemming from her allegations against Bill Cosby.
The trial ended in a mistrial after the jury said it could not reach a decision, but Menendez was "severely" admonished by the Senate Ethics Committee.
Brian McMonagle, one of Cosby's defense attorneys, filed a motion for a mistrial because of what he called her prejudicial testimony, but the judge denied it.
Sexual advances become assault allegations The case that ended Saturday in a mistrial involved Andrea Constand, the first person to publicly accuse Cosby of sexual assault.
Jurors' struggle to reach a unanimous decision could signal a potential mistrial down the line, a fitting coda for a trial with often conflicting, muddled testimony.
Bob Menendez and a wealthy ophthalmologist rested their defense case Monday in their bribery trial after a federal judge rejected their lawyer's motion for a mistrial.
On Monday, a jury concluded that it will not be able to reach a verdict in Slager's murder trial, leading a judge to declare a mistrial.
On the 260 other charges brought against Manafort, the jury couldn't reach a unanimous conclusion and the presiding judge declared a mistrial on those counts. 2.
There is no way in God's green earth that this judge is going to grant a mistrial when we have available to us a new jury.
After a jury could not reach a verdict in Mr. Seabrook's trial in November, a mistrial was declared, and he is to be retried this month.
Cast in terms of a courtroom trial, then, the halt of almost any clinical trial—and clearly this one—declares not a verdict but a mistrial.
Lasha was the second of the five women to testify, and her outburst toward Cosby prompted the defense to ask Judge Steven O'Neill for a mistrial.
The judge in the case, Paul Crotty, declared a mistrial on the remaining eight charges and the government is expected to try again for a conviction.
In addition to the mistrial, we also found out that the cop who shot Philando Castile in front of his young child was acquitted of murder.
Last June, Montgomery County Judge Steven O'Neill declared a mistrial when jurors could not come to a unanimous verdict on any of the charges against Cosby.
Last year, a different jury could not come to a unanimous verdict on any of these three charges for Cosby, leading O'Neill to declare a mistrial.
The court may also choose to allow a partial verdict in which some counts are declared as a mistrial but verdicts on other counts are accepted.
The judge presiding over the _________ sexual assault trial declared a mistrial on June 17 after jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked after six days of deliberation. 14.
They continued to deliberate on suspect Katherine Magbanua's guilt or innocence, but they could not reach a verdict, so a mistrial was declared in her case.
Cosby's previous trial on those charges ended in a mistrial in June when jurors could not come to a unanimous verdict on any of the counts.
The judge presiding over the Bill Cosby sexual assault trial declared a mistrial on Saturday after jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked after six days of deliberation.
The case ended in a mistrial and Mr. Cosby is out on bail awaiting a retrial; he also faces civil suits from at least 10 women.
His previous trial on those charges ended in a mistrial last June when jurors could not come to a unanimous verdict on any of the counts.
In the November 2017 mistrial, Carrizal faced two counts of engaging in organized criminal activity and one count of directing the actions of a criminal gang.
Ellis declared a mistrial on three counts of failing to report foreign bank accounts, five counts of bank fraud conspiracy and two counts of bank fraud.
The decision is ultimately up to O'Neill, who oversaw Cosby's 2018 retrial, as well as his mistrial a year earlier that ended in a hung jury.
His first court case ended in a mistrial in June 2017, after the jury deliberated for more than 50 hours, but couldn't agree on a verdict.
Melgen and Menendez's lawyers had earlier requested that Walls declare a mistrial in the case, claiming he had blocked them from introducing key evidence and witnesses.
Mr. Lewis's lawyers asked Justice Michael B. Aloise for a hearing to determine if prosecutors had withheld evidence favorable to Mr. Lewis, and for a mistrial.
Last November, Menendez's trial ended with its judge declaring a mistrial, because the jury failed to reach unanimous agreement on any of the charges Menendez faced.
In poor, largely black neighborhoods, there is resignation; many say they never expected anyone to be convicted, and the mistrial in the Porter trial has reinforced that.
The jury of six men and six women deliberated for more than 25 hours before Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Megan E. Shanahan declared a mistrial.
Bob Menendez — which ended in a mistrial — have dogged the lawmaker as Republican ex-pharmaceutical executive Bob Hugin piles millions of his own dollars into the race.
Defense attorneys had tried repeatedly to have a mistrial declared, and sought to undermine testimony from two women who have accused Weinstein of rape and sexual assault.
On Saturday, a Pennsylvania judge granted a mistrial after the jury had announced that they were deadlocked for the second time in the trial of Bill Cosby.
After Manafort was convicted on eight counts and 10 others were declared a mistrial, reporters burst from the Albert V. Bryan United States Courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia.
A Texas judge denied a motion for a mistrial Wednesday from lawyers for the former priest accused of murdering a beauty queen in 19633, multiple outlets report.
Two of the other officers have already faced the court, with one trial granting acquittal and the other declared a mistrial after ending in a hung jury.
Just this weekend, Bill Cosby, accused of sexually assaulting 60 women, walked out of court "free" after a judge declared a mistrial because of a hung jury.
A mistrial was declared for the other four men after jurors could not agree on verdicts, even after Judge Gloria Navarro sent them back for further deliberations.
One version has 10 of the 12 jurors ready to convict Cosby on two of three counts, but the two holdouts forced a deadlock and a mistrial.
The presiding judge, Chile Eboe-Osuji, said that he had wanted to declare a mistrial "due to the troubling incidence of witness interference and intolerable political meddling".
That trial included the testimony of one other woman who said she was assaulted by Cosby, but it resulted in a mistrial due to a hung jury.
The mistrial also applies to three other men described by prosecutors as members of the Bonanno organization — Ernest Aiello, 36; Vito Badamo, 53; and Anthony Santoro, 52.
But the prosecution of the officers has turned out to be deeply complex and has been stalled by delays arising from complications related to Officer Porter's mistrial.
A Pennsylvania jury convened to hear sexual assault allegations against Bill Cosby deadlocked on Saturday after days of deliberations, forcing the trial judge to declare a mistrial.
Bob Menendez ended in a mistrial Thursday when the jury said it was hopelessly deadlocked on all charges against the New Jersey politician and a wealthy donor.
Judge Kinkeade allowed Lanier to read excerpts from the ex-employee's resignation letter when he questioned DePuy's president, prompting the defendants to move (unsuccessfully) for a mistrial.
His trial ended in mistrial, but under the standards now being erected by his own party colleagues, the accusations alone should be sufficiently disqualifying for his seat.
Many a government attorney has lost a corporate financial case or had a mistrial because evidence became too dense, boring or confusing for the jury to follow.
Manafort previously faced a total of 18 counts, but the 10 remaining were dismissed during the plea hearing after a judge declared mistrial in a Virginia trial.
According to Miller, the reason that the judge didn't immediately declare a mistrial then and there is because he could issue what's known as an Allen Charge.
The outburst from the witness stand by one of the five, aspiring actress Chelan Lasha, prompted the defense to request a mistrial, but Judge Steven O'Neill refused.
That case ended in a mistrial, but the officer, Michael T. Slager, pleaded guilty to a civil rights violation and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Mr. Manafort would have been convicted on all 18 charges against him, but one holdout juror forced a mistrial on 10 counts, another juror told Fox News.
The mistrial comes more than four years after news media reports on the relationship between the two men led to an investigation that led to the charges.
Almost immediately after a judge declared a mistrial on Thursday in the corruption case against the labor leader Norman Seabrook, prosecutors announced their intention to retry him.
A few months later, a federal judge in New Jersey declared a mistrial in the corruption case of Robert Menendez, a longtime Democratic senator from the state.
Lawyers for Menendez and co-defendant Salomon Melgen reportedly filed a motion for a mistrial on Sunday after a hearing last week with District Judge William Walls.
Last fall, a New Mexico judge declared a mistrial in that case after a jury was deadlocked, with nine of 12 jurors voting to acquit the men.
The entertainer toured as recently as 2015 and said in a TV interview before his 2017 mistrial that he would like to eventually return to doing comedy.
Last week, a mistrial was declared in South Carolina when a jury on one of the cases that named both companies could not agree on a verdict.
A mistrial was declared in the case of a white former police officer in South Carolina who shot an unarmed black man in the back last year.
The judge overseeing rancher Cliven Bundy's federal trial hinted Monday at potentially declaring a mistrial due to prosecutors not providing certain documents to the defense, Reuters reports.
The jury in a murder trial involving a former University of Cincinnati police officer shooting an unarmed black man has resulted in a mistrial, according to several reports.
Edwards was acquitted at trial in 2012 of a single criminal count, but a jury deadlocked on the other five charges, which led to a mistrial being declared.
Another referred to the case as a mistrial, saying observed interference and political meddling could not be discounted as having intimidated witnesses, many of whom recanted their testimony.
When a juror hears one of his peers say something racist in the jury room, a note to the judge may be enough to bring on a mistrial.
Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial has just ended ... in a mistrial, but even before prosecutors heard the breakdown among jurors they declared they will re-try the comedian.
In December, a mistrial was declared in the case of William Porter, the first officer to go on trial in the in connection with Gray's arrest and death.
There were serious procedural and evidentiary errors in the proceeding that required us to move for mistrial on multiple occasions and we believe provide strong grounds for appeal.
On June of last year, the judge in Bill Cosby's sexual assault case declared a mistrial after the jury could not come to a decision after several days.
For 10 weeks, I and about eight other reporters spent four and a half days a week covering the Pell trials - a mistrial and then a subsequent trial.
At the end of Rose's testimony, Rose's lawyer asked the judge to declare a mistrial because the woman's lawyers hadn't revealed another text message as evidence until Friday.
Defense lawyers had similarly attacked Ms. Constand's credibility last June when the first trial on these charges against Mr. Cosby ended in a mistrial after jurors became deadlocked.
One critical difference between Mr. Cosby's mistrial and his conviction was that in the second trial, Judge O'Neill allowed five women in addition to Ms. Constand to testify.
Jurors failed to reach a verdict in the aggravated indecent assault case, and Judge Steven O'Neill declared a mistrial Saturday after they deliberated for more than 53 hours.
Though a neighbor was identified as a suspect and charged in her death, a judge declared a mistrial and the charge was later dismissed, the Courier-Journal reports.
A judge overseeing the murder case against former police officer Michael Slager declared a mistrial Monday after jurors failed to reach a unanimous decision, according to multiple reports.
Slager's state court trial ended in a mistrial, but the DOJ would still have been able to charge him with these crimes had he been acquitted or convicted.
If there is a mistrial, Cosby would not be considered guilty or not guilty, and prosecutors may choose to retry the case with a different set of jurors.
After his case ended in a mistrial earlier this week, Cosby announced that he would be holding town hall-style meetings to educate the masses on sexual assault.
However, the jury in that case remained deadlocked on several other charges, including the alleged rapes of the hitchhiker and the teenager — so the judge declared a mistrial.
His 22019 conviction was overturned on appeal, and a judge earlier this year declared a mistrial in Slatten's retrial after the jury could not reach a unanimous decision.
Randall Kerrick, the officer who fired the fatal shots, was charged with voluntary manslaughter, but the case ended in a hung jury and a mistrial in August 2015.
"Those deadlocked charges left a mistrial that could theoretically be retried on the federal or state level without a double jeopardy problem, with or without Gamble," they wrote.
Less than two hours after the mistrial was declared, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
Former District Attorney Abel Reyna had charged Jacob Carrizal, county chapter president of the Bandidos Dallas biker club, but the case ended in a mistrial in November 2017.
Today in accusations against senators: The corruption case against Senator Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey, above, ended in a mistrial after jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked.
The judge has instructed them to go back and keep trying ... but it's looking like a hung jury is possible and a mistrial will be the final outcome.
However, the jury failed to reach a unanimous agreement on 10 other counts prosecutors brought against Manafort — so Judge T.S. Ellis III declared a mistrial on these counts.
Hung jury in border trial: The case of an Arizona teacher who helped migrants resulted in a mistrial after jurors couldn't decide if his actions were a crime.
NEW YORK An article on Wednesday about the testimony of a former member of the cultlike group Nxivm misstated when Marc Agnifilo asked the court for a mistrial.
The mistrial did little, experts said, to affect the status of "The Cosby Show," which became something of a third rail for cable networks as Cosby accusers surfaced.
When the judge declared a mistrial, Scott's mother invoked God's will toward justice, and the state's governor, Nikki Haley, cautioned patience until the state could retry the officer.
In December, US District Judge Gloria Navarro declared a mistrial in the case against the Bundys and self-styled Montana militia leader Ryan Payne, CNN affiliate KLAS reported.
"We will need another form please," the jury foreman wrote in a note to the court hours before Manafort's conviction and the mistrial counts were announced on Tuesday.
Roughly 15 months ago, a state judge declared a mistrial in an earlier criminal trial stemming from the collapse of the once-prominent Manhattan law firm in 2012.
Ultimately, jurors could not come to a unanimous verdict on the three counts of aggravated indecent assault with which prosecutors charged Cosby, and the judge declared a mistrial.
Still, he tried his luck at fighting the Virginia charges in court in August, likely hoping it would end in a mistrial that could embarrass the Mueller investigation.
Judge Navarro declared a mistrial last month in the case, stemming from an armed standoff at the Bundy ranch in 2014 that had arisen over land-grazing fees.
The mistrial left open the possibility that the government could prosecute Menendez again, on the same charges, and the Justice Department originally said it intended to do so.
Cliven Bundy, his sons Ryan and Ammon, and militia member Ryan Payne were all criminally charged as conspirators in the case, but a mistrial was declared in December 2017.
The case appeared headed for a mistrial, but the jury three times went back to deliberate Friday after indicating to the judge it was unable to gain a consensus.
In the meantime, Baltimore — still absorbing the Porter mistrial and not yet recovered from riots that erupted over Mr. Gray's death last spring — is on a legal roller coaster.
Newton's lawyers proposed telling the jury that if they didn't come up with a specific dollar amount, it would result in a mistrial, and Lafayette suggested dismissing the jury.
He seems to sympathize with Menendez, a Democrat who was facing federal corruption-related charges before a mistrial was declared last November and the government later dropped all charges.
This was the second attempt to convict Cosby on sexual assault charges, after the first case in June 2017 was declared a mistrial by a Montgomery County, Pennsylvania judge.
A Florida woman accused of hiring a hit man to kill her husband in 2009 spoke out shortly before a judge declared a mistrial in the high-profile case.
An outraged defense attorney for Bill Cosby asked the judge to declare a mistrial Friday afternoon after a sexual assault expert began testifying about victim behavior after an assault.
Ms Brown has been accused of defrauding a federal government food programme and is expected to soon stand trial for a second time after her first ended in mistrial.
And even when officers do get charged, they are extremely rarely convicted, as last month's mistrial in the North Charleston, South Carolina killing of Walter Scott made excruciatingly clear.
Hernandez was previously tried for the same charges in 2015, but was spared a conviction when a lone holdout on the jury led the judge to declare a mistrial.
No mistrial in the Derrick Rose civil rape case ... the judge just ruled the case will move forward despite claims the accuser hid important text messages from the defense.
The announcement came less than a week after a judge declared a mistrial in Cosby's assault trial, as jurors were hopelessly deadlocked on three charges of aggravated indecent assault.
Cosby's trial on three counts of aggravated indecent assault ended in a mistrial in June as jurors said they were deadlocked and could not come to a unanimous decision.
Judge Steven O'Neill of the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania declared a mistrial on Saturday after jurors said they were deadlocked after 52 hours of deliberations.
Three defense attorneys in the case, however, told Reuters they have no recollection of Ratcliffe's involvement in either of two trials, the first of which was declared a mistrial.
Earlier this month, a jury found Manafort guilty of eight counts of tax and bank fraud related to his foreign lobbying while declaring a mistrial on 10 other charges.
A previous trial ended in a mistrial in 2015 when a single juror out of 12 refused to convict Hernandez after weeks of deliberations, prompting prosecutors to retry him.
A mistrial was declared after the jury failed to reach a decision on the counts of theft and concealment of an object of cultural heritage, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
U.S. District Judge William Walls declared the mistrial after more than six full days of deliberations that had to be re-started midway through when a juror was replaced.
Bob Menendez and his co-defendant, Dr. Salomon Melgen moved for a mistrial in their defendants' federal bribery case Thursday afternoon, but the judge appeared poised to reject it.
Officer Porter's trial ended with a mistrial in December, and another police officer, Edward M. Nero, was acquitted last month of four charges relating to Mr. Gray's initial arrest.
Manafort was found guilty on eight charges related to financial crimes on Tuesday amid Cohen's surrender to authorities, while a jury declared a mistrial on the remaining ten charges.
"I find that you are unable to reach a verdict and that further deliberations would be futile and there is no alternative but to declare a mistrial," he said.
After the May live-streaming, he was arrested and pleaded guilty to contempt of court, with the judge, Geoffrey Marson, telling him his actions could have caused a mistrial.
The deliberations at his first trial, in October 2012, were interrupted by Hurricane Sandy, and when the trial resumed only 11 jurors returned to court, leading to a mistrial.
The jury failed to agree on a verdict, the prosecution ended with a mistrial, and the Justice Department decided to drop the charges rather than try a second time.
In the end, the judge rejected an oral motion by the defense for a mistrial, instead cautioning the jurors not to discuss the case among themselves until deliberations began.
After the jurors declared they had reached an impasse, the judge declared a mistrial on seven bank fraud counts and three counts of failure to disclose foreign bank accounts.
When a mistrial was declared Thursday in the federal corruption trial of Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, it seemed that Mr. Menendez could face a tenuous political future.
A mistrial was declared in the retrial of Raymond Tensing, above left, the former University of Cincinnati police officer who fatally shot Samuel DuBose, an unarmed motorist, in 26.
The decision gives Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, some vindication: His office had plowed resources into the case, but the first proceeding was declared a mistrial.
The mistrial in the Bill Cosby case has left us deadlocked on another question: Is the legal system stacked against women in she said/he said sexual assault cases?
Opinion After 52 hours of jury deliberation, the case against Bill Cosby on charges of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004 ended on Saturday in a mistrial.
Nine months after the original guilty verdict, a new judge ruled the sex trafficking case a mistrial, on grounds that Robison had made multiple biased comments throughout the trial.
"Declaration of mistrial and allowing the case to start afresh in the future is better than rewarding the interference and political meddling with a verdict of acquittal," he said.
Panola County Circuit Judge Gerald Chatham declared a mistrial Monday when the jury could not reach a decision after nearly 12 hours of deliberations, according to CNN affiliate WREG.
However, the jury deadlocked on the other 10 charges Mueller brought against Manafort in Virginia — and so Judge T.S. Ellis III will declare a mistrial on just those counts.
He and another player, Corey Lamont Batey, were found guilty in January 2015 but Judge Watkins declared a mistrial after finding one of the jurors was biased and not impartial.
What's considered the best chance of getting Cosby on criminal charges — which he's never faced despite accusations from more than 30 women — will end with the judge declaring a mistrial.
After nearly four days of deliberations, the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict on the 10 remaining charges, and Judge T.S. Ellis III declared a mistrial on those counts.
Prosecution lawyer Reinhold Gallmetzer told judges on Thursday that if a mistrial were granted, the prosecution would seek a new trial for Gbagbo and his co-accused, Charles Ble Goude.
The first trial ended in a hung jury and mistrial; the second one — which excluded any corroborating evidence of abuse, aside from the brothers' own memories — resulted in their conviction.
The trial of officer William Porter ended in a mistrial in December after a jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict on any of the four charges against him.
Menendez was indicted on federal corruption charges in 2015 for allegedly accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in gifts and bribes, although his trial ended last November with a mistrial.
The stay centers on the question of whether Officer William Porter, whose case ended with a mistrial in December, can be compelled to testify under immunity against the remaining officers.
Camille Cosby's comments came after the judge declared a mistrial after the jury of five women and seven men said they were deadlocked and unable to reach a unanimous verdict.
"I find that you are unable to reach a verdict" and that "there is no alternative but to declare a mistrial," the judge said, per the NY Times' Nick Corasaniti.
Before declaring a mistrial on the 10 counts, Ellis asked each of the jurors individually if any thought there was any possibility or probability that they could reach an agreement.
Ellis declared a mistrial on the remaining 10 counts — three counts of failing to report foreign bank accounts, five counts of bank fraud conspiracy and two counts of bank fraud.
Last year, the first trial against Cosby ended in a mistrial when jurors could not come to a unanimous verdict on any of the three charges of aggravated indecent assault.
He said he was disappointed about the mistrial but insisted he has no doubts about the state's case and that the trial had meaning for victims of sexual assault everywhere.
But these are real-life allegations out of Alabama, where Montgomery Circuit Judge Roman Shaul on Tuesday declared a mistrial in the assault-and-attempted-murder case of Jacquees Boone.
The mistrial came after Boone's brother, Josephus Boone, was arrested and charged with capital murder in the fatal shooting of Kelvin Cooley, 31, who had just testified against Jacquees Boone.
His office later clarified in a statement to ABC News that Ratcliffe's link to the case was related to investigating issues that led to a mistrial in an earlier case.
Chief US District Judge Gloria Navarro declared a mistrial Wednesday in the case against Cliven Bundy; his sons, Ryan and Ammon Bundy; and self-styled Montana militia leader Ryan Payne.
The judge acknowledged that the texts could be helpful to the eight-person jury, but he ruled that their exclusion did not meet the precedent for a dismissal or mistrial.
If there's a mistrial, they worry that the next time Simpson's case is tried, it'll be in Santa Monica with an all-white jury, and he'll surely be found guilty.
Earlier in the day, Matsumoto rejected a request by Brafman to declare a mistrial because of news stories about the negative opinions some prospective jurors had of former pharma CEO.
Federal Judge Paul Crotty on Monday declared a mistrial on eight counts against Joshua Schulte, the former CIA employee charged with the largest leak of classified data in CIA history.
As the prosecution wound up its case last week, the proceedings suddenly ground to a mysterious halt, raising hopes among Mr. Manafort's allies that the judge might declare a mistrial.
U.S. District Judge Paul Crotty in Manhattan ordered a mistrial on the remaining eight charges against Joshua Schulte, which include theft of government property and illegal transmission of defense information.
A Manhattan federal judge declared a mistrial Monday after a jury was unable to decide whether to convict computer engineer Joshua Schulte on charges of leaking CIA materials to WikiLeaks.
He was arrested and was supposed to have gotten the death penalty, but then through some clerical error, there was almost a mistrial and he had to be tried again.
The defense lawyers requested a mistrial, and Justice Michael B. Aloise of State Supreme Court in Queens granted the motion, supporting the jurors' sentiment that their conclusion would not change.
One of the jurors is writing a novel about "predatory" older men and their relationships with younger women, and Weinstein's defense has asked for a mistrial based on her selection.
This is the second trial for Cosby on these three charges of aggravated indecent assault, nearly a year after the first trial ended in a hung jury and a mistrial.
Now, a prosecution of Mr. Cosby based on the allegations of one of his accusers, Andrea Constand, has ended in a deadlocked jury, prompting the judge to declare a mistrial.
At a news conference after the mistrial was declared, Mr. Steele said his office would review the way it presented the case as part of its preparations for the retrial.
The judge presiding over the case, T.S. Ellis, declared a mistrial on the other 10 counts when the jury was unable to reach a consensus after four days of deliberation.
The first trial, which lasted more than two months, ended in a mistrial when the jury in Newark, New Jersey, could not come to a unanimous verdict on any count.
The three judges in the case were deeply divided over how to proceed, with presiding judge Chile Eboe-Usuji writing in a separate opinion that a mistrial had taken place.
There was no decision in the case, which ended in a mistrial, but the defense argued that Menendez's friendship with a wealthy eye doctor outweighed the government's allegations of bribery.
A New York man was convicted Monday in the 2016 murder and sexual assault of jogger Karina Vetrano, a high-profile case that had previously ended in a mistrial last fall.
In December, the judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked in the case of William Porter, the first officer on trial in connection with the arrest and death of Gray.
In December, the judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked in the case of William Porter, the first officer on trial in connection with the arrest and death of Gray.
In December, a judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked in the case of William Porter, the first officer on trial in connection with the arrest and death of Gray.
Norristown, Pennsylvania (CNN)The high-profile case accusing Bill Cosby of aggravated indecent assault ended in a mistrial Saturday after a Pennsylvania jury was unable to come to a unanimous decision.
The judge had previously said he didn't want to declare a mistrial because the case would likely be brought again in the middle of the NBA season and severely inconvenience him.
Chun Wednesday denied a defense request for a mistrial, saying Liang's legal team fell "way, way short" in arguing that the prosecution in closing arguments implied the officer intentionally shot Gurley.
J&J appeared to be an immediate beneficiary of that ruling, which a St. Louis judge cited in declaring a mistrial in a talc case involving two out-of-state women.
The verdict came a year after Cosby's previous trial ended in a mistrial when a different panel of jurors said they were deadlocked and could not unanimously agree on a verdict.
The verdict came a year after Cosby's previous trial ended in a mistrial, as a different panel of jurors said they were deadlocked and could not unanimously agree on a verdict.
Manafort was convicted on eight charges of bank fraud and tax fraud, while the judge declared a mistrial on 10 other counts after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict.
The case went to trial last year, with Cosby facing three felony charges of second-degree aggravated indecent assault, and after the jury remained "hopelessly deadlocked," the judge declared a mistrial.
Menendez's bribery and corruption case ended with the judge declaring a mistrial on Thursday after jurors were unable to come to a consensus on the felony charges after days of deliberating.
The path toward it began in Cosby's home 14 years ago, and wound its way through a civil settlement, a comedian's standup act, dozens of courageous women's testimonials, and a mistrial.
This knee-jerk reaction to the mistrial news in the Menendez case stems from a Supreme Court decision last year unanimously tossing out the bribery conviction of former Virginia Republican Gov.
Noor Salman, the wife of Pulse Nightclub gunman Omar Mateen, is calling for a mistrial after prosecutors revealed Mateen's father, Sediqque Mateen, was a confidential FBI informant, reports the Orlando Sentinel.
After the jurors became hopelessly deadlocked at the first trial, experts said Judge O'Neill's decision to limit the additional testimony to just one woman was an important reason for the mistrial.
U.S. border: The case of an Arizona teacher who helped migrants resulted in a mistrial Tuesday, after jurors said for a second day that they were unable to reach a verdict.
And a federal trial last year in Nevada stemming from an armed standoff with the Bundys at their ranch resulted in a mistrial after the judge said prosecutors had withheld evidence.
But as rain fell outside the courthouse on Friday, the dozens of demonstrators gathered under umbrellas did so peacefully, citing the video as they vented their frustration at a second mistrial.
Bruck had filed a motion for a mistrial, arguing that the jury might construe Sanders's statement that "there's no place on earth for him" as a plea for the death penalty.
The new lawyers replace two lawyers who are withdrawing as Mr. Cosby's lawyers after representing him during the first trial on sexual assault charges, which ended in a mistrial in June.
Two months later, according to his memo, Justice McMahon asked him to "influence" a fellow judge into granting a defense motion for a mistrial in a case the judge was hearing.
Prosecutors in Baltimore last year dropped cases against some of the police officers charged in connection with the death of Freddie Gray after four trials yielded three acquittals and a mistrial.
U.S. District Court Judge T.S. Ellis declared a mistrial on 10 remaining counts in the bank fraud and tax crimes trial after the jurors said they could not reach a consensus.
The first trial ended in a mistrial in 2015 when the jury said it was at an impasse after 18 days of deliberations; a lone juror declined to vote to convict.
Last month the judge, Steven T. O'Neill, of the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas, declared a mistrial after jurors reported that they were hopelessly deadlocked after six days of deliberations.
Rob Long, a former federal prosecutor, pointed out that certainly wasn't the case for Bill Cosby, who was found guilty of sexual assault after his first trial ended in a mistrial.
Related: Baltimore reaches tentative $6.4 million deal with Freddie Gray's family Officer William Porter was to be retried in September, after his case ended in a mistrial last December, and Sargent.
"Based on this information, the court finds that there's no reasonable probability that the jury can agree and I'm going to conclude this proceeding by declaring a mistrial," Hadfield said in court.
"The court therefore must declare a mistrial in this case and I so declare that is case is mistried," he said after the jury returned to the room and confirmed their decision.
He and another player were found guilty in January 2015 but Judge Watkins declared a mistrial because one of the jurors failed to disclose that he himself was a victim of rape.
Chun on Wednesday denied a defense request for a mistrial, saying Liang's legal team fell "way, way short" in arguing that the prosecution in closing arguments implied the officer intentionally shot Gurley.
The jury room insights came less than a week after the trial judge declared a mistrial in Cosby's case, as jurors reported being hopelessly deadlocked over more than 50 hours of deliberations.
Cosby's wife Camille also released a fiery statement to the press following the mistrial announcement, in which she described the district attorney as "heinously and exploitively ambitious" and went after media outlets.
Jurors who were selected from the Pittsburgh area and then brought to suburban Philadelphia to hear the case debated for days before announcing they were "hopelessly deadlocked," and a mistrial was declared.
The mistrial provides at least a temporary measure of relief for Menendez's Democratic colleagues in the Senate, where Republicans likely would have pushed for resignation or expulsion if Menendez had been convicted.
Gloria Allred, the women's rights attorney who represents 33 Cosby accusers, told the media outside the courthouse after the mistrial, that she hoped next time more accusers will be allowed to testify.
Navarro last month declared a mistrial in the criminal conspiracy case against Bundy and his sons, saying federal prosecutors had improperly withheld evidence that could have changed the outcome of the trial.
Lawyers from both sides of Jacquees Boone's case questioned jurors after the shooting, and Shaul declared a mistrial, citing "manifest necessity," which in layman's terms means an event unlawfully influenced a juror.
Flowers's fifth trial ended in a mistrial, but the inmate alleges that during a sixth trial, Evans allowed the first qualified black individual to sit on the jury before blocking the rest.
Flowers's fifth trial ended in a mistrial; but the inmate alleges that during a sixth trial, Evans allowed the first qualified black individual to sit on the jury before blocking the rest.
At the hearing, Brafman later indicated, he had raised his request for a mistrial, which would have allowed the trial to start afresh with a new pool of jurors in several weeks.
That retrial resulted in a hung jury after 20103 days of deliberation this year, and Judge Royce C. Lamberth of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia declared a mistrial.
By the end of the day, the Manson team's lawyers had moved for a mistrial, citing the president's remarks, and Nixon issued what his press secretary called a "clarification" taking them back.
Mr. Raniere's lawyer, Marc Agnifilo, asked on Tuesday for a mistrial to be declared on the ground that identifying people by first names gives the impression to jurors that they are victims.
Even after the mistrial, he did not release their names, and instead cautioned the jurors not to disclose their deliberations in detail, lest it have a chilling affect on future jurors' deliberations.
When bad news breaks, we pray that neither the culprit nor the victim is black, because who could bear another mistrial, acquittal or conviction that feels as if it were beneath justice?
"Roberts maintained the secrecy of his abuse by using intimidation, deception, artifice, and the coercive, victim-blaming threat" that a mistrial would result if the sexual relationship was discovered, the suit said.
Mistrial Samuel DuBose The 43-year-old who was pulled over for a missing front license plate was shot in the head in a July 2015 incident captured on body-camera video.
Last year, Menendez faced charges of conspiracy, bribery and honest services fraud related to allegedly abusing the power of his office, however the trial ended in a mistrial with the jury deadlocked.
If a judge/juror made a public statement that their mind was made up before all testimony is in, the trial would be prejudiced & I'd move for mistrial & have the judge removed.
"Failure to disclose the information underlying the court's mistrial order was due, in a few instances, to simple inadvertence, but in the overwhelming majority of instances to a good-faith," they said.
Although two of the six defendants were convicted, four others, including Parker and Drexler, won a mistrial in April when jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict in the case against them.
Only one juror thought the 79-year-old entertainer was guilty on the third charge, the jury member said in describing the 52 hours of deliberations that ended in a mistrial on Saturday.
Roof, who is accused of killing nine people at a black church in 2015, sought the delay following a mistrial after jurors could not reach a unanimous decision in the Michael Slager case.
Nor did it shock the few dozen protesters gathered outside, who have witnessed months of delays and three trials of officers involved in the Gray case—a mistrial and now two full acquittals.
The 40-year-old was later cleared medically — the shocks went on for less than a minute — but the judge declared a mistrial, meaning his trial will happen again at a later date.
Porter was the first officer of the six officers charged to be tried in the case, but his trial ended in a mistrial in December when the jury couldn't reach a unanimous decision.
CINCINNATI (Reuters) - For the second time, a mistrial was declared in the murder trial of a white former University of Cincinnati police officer who fatally shot a black motorist during a traffic stop.
Menendez won his party's nomination with an underwhelming primary victory and aims to salvage Democratic voters who are wary of him after his federal corruption trial last year, which ended in a mistrial.
If one juror is a holdout and refuses to find Cosby guilty, the case will be declared a mistrial and the prosecution will have to decide if they want to try him again.
In June, a Pennsylvania judge granted a mistrial after the jury had announced that they were "hopelessly deadlocked" for the second time in the trial — the first trial ended with a hung jury.
The mistrial occurred when one of the 12 jurors withdrew from the case due to a family medical emergency after prosecutors had finished presenting their evidence but before closing arguments had been delivered.
Roberts, then 27, allegedly coerced Mitchell's secrecy by telling the then-16-year-old that if their interactions were discovered, it would result in a mistrial and a serial killer would walk free.
But the jury was unable to reach a verdict on 10 other charges, including failure to register foreign bank accounts and conspiracy to commit bank fraud, so a mistrial was declared on those.
" The mistrial was a blow to the dozens of women who have said they were sexually assaulted by Cosby, including several who attended the trial wearing buttons that read "We Stand in Truth.
A jury of seven men and five women could not reach a unanimous verdict — required by law — for either, thus resulting in a hung jury, thus resulting in the declaration of a mistrial.
If Mr. Menendez were to be exonerated, or if there were a mistrial, and he decided to run for re-election, he could face an uphill battle after weeks of politically damaging testimony.
"If we were to find out that a fingerprint analyst were drawing in where he thought the missing lines of a fingerprint were, that would be grounds for a mistrial," Ms. Garvie said.
His first criminal trial ended last year in a mistrial after a jury could not come to a unanimous verdict, and federal prosecutors had said this month they would seek to retry him.
Others have beaten back charges and sought to remain in office, such as Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey, who had a mistrial last year and is up for re-election in November.
After he declared a mistrial, however, he did not make the jurors' names public and instead cautioned the jury not to disclose their deliberations in detail because doing so could affect future deliberations.
When they first reported being deadlocked, on Thursday morning, Judge O'Neill instructed them to keep trying, but Mr. McMonagle objected and made several motions for a mistrial based on the length of deliberations.
The first trial for the three executives ended in a mistrial in October 2015 when jurors, after four months of testimony and a month of deliberations, declared themselves hopelessly deadlocked on most counts.
Wednesday, prosecutors must tell the judge in Virginia what they plan to do with the 10 charges where a jury couldn't reach a verdict and on which Judge T.S. Ellis declared a mistrial.
He was charged under the Espionage Act and faced 115 years imprisonment, but the case ended in a mistrial because the government illegally gathered evidence (by, among other tactics, burgling his psychiatrist's office).
Fox News analyst Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoNapolitano says bringing up new charges would be 'mistrial' if impeachment were in criminal court Fox's Napolitano: There is 'ample and uncontradicted' evidence supporting Trump's removal from office Fox News legal analyst: There's 'undisputed evidence' Trump abused his power MORE argued Thursday it would be a "mistrial" for House managers to bring up crimes the president is not charged with in a criminal trial, though he acknowledged doing so in the impeachment trial is another matter.
Bob Menendez's polling lead in blue New Jersey had evaporated in recent months, as Republican former pharmaceutical CEO Bob Hugin spent heavily to hammer the senator over corruption charges that ended in a mistrial.
A South Carolina judge declared a mistrial Monday for disgraced cop Michael Slager, following four days of unsuccessful jury deliberations over his fatal shooting of a fleeing, unarmed suspect, which was captured on video.
The judge pressured the jury to reach a decision by not allowing them to call it quits until 9:30 PM. Cosby was stoic as the judge declared a mistrial ... showing no emotion whatsoever.
Beyond Monday's mistrial, the Supreme Court's ruling could bolster a pending appeal by J&J of a $72 million verdict in favor of the family of Alabama resident Jacqueline Fox, who died in 2015.
However, the judge says he would rather not declare a mistrial because it would likely mean the case would restart in the middle of the NBA season -- which would force Rose to miss games.
"A lot of voters saw the mistrial as indicative of the fact that the Justice Department couldn't prove their case," said Brigid Harrison, a professor of political science and law at Montclair State University.
Though the brother's defense included accusations of child abuse, their second trial (after the first ended in a mistrial) left the two brothers with a life sentence in prison without the option for parole.
That juror, Adam C. Sirois, told reporters after the mistrial that he believed most of the evidence was circumstantial and not enough to convict; in recent months, he has also written about the case.
Tom Hanks' involvement on a jury in a domestic assault case in 2013 led to a mistrial being called after a prosecutor involved in the case approached the actor and thanked him for serving.
The defense motion for a mistrial filed on Thursday also said Roof's grief-stricken mother collapsed in court after opening statements concluded on Wednesday and was admitted to a hospital with a heart attack.
After the mistrial last year, jurors said that they had been deadlocked 10 to 2 in favor of acquittal, leading some observers to assume that the Department of Justice would not retry the case.
While the wave of Democratic cash appeared to lift almost all candidates, one notable incumbent appeared somewhat left behind: Senator Robert Menendez, who faced federal corruption charges last year that resulted in a mistrial.
"The pretrial decision that limited the testimony of other Cosby accusers is probably the reason the case ended in a mistrial," said Kevin Harden Jr., a criminal defense attorney and a former Philadelphia prosecutor.
"You are exhausted and deliberation should be with a fresh and well rested mind and body," he said Earlier in the evening, Mr. Cosby's spokesman Andrew Wyatt said a mistrial should be declared now.
Washington (CNN)The second trial of a Blackwater contractor charged with first-degree murder for shooting unarmed civilians during the Iraq War has ended in a mistrial, according to US attorney spokesperson Bill Miller.
Also on Monday came the first public comments from a Cosby juror - one of six alternates who heard the evidence but did not deliberate - who said he was "sick" to hear a mistrial declared.
But she seemed hesitant on the witness stand, and some experts said that the judge's decision to limit the testimony of other Cosby accusers was an important reason the case ended in a mistrial.
The jury said they were not able to reach a verdict on the remaining 216 counts, and the judge declared those a mistrial — meaning prosecutors will be able to bring them to trial again.
The jury said they were not able to reach a verdict on the remaining 215 counts, and the judge declared those a mistrial — meaning prosecutors will be able to bring them to trial again.
That mistrial disrupted the plan of the State's Attorney's Office, which intended to win an initial conviction, and then use Mr. Porter as a witness against other officers charged in relation to Mr. Gray's death.
Both were indicted on kidnapping charges in 2017: Sidney's trial that year ended with a mistrial after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict and his retrial is now scheduled for later in 2018.
Ulbricht's appeal claimed that the court should not have seen documents obtained in alleged breach of Fourth Amendment rights, and that it made mistakes during his trial process that should have led to a mistrial.
Cosby, who is charged with drugging and raping Andrea Constand at his home in 2004, avoided a guilty verdict last year when the jury failed to reach consensus, forcing the judge to declare a mistrial.
The ruling immediately led a St. Louis judge at J&J's urging to declare a mistrial in the latest talc case, in which two of the three women at issue were from out of state.
New Jersey Democrat Bob Menendez is projected to hang on to his U.S. Senate seat after a bitter re-election campaign that followed a mistrial in a corruption case, according to an NBC News projection.
He expressed disappointment over the mistrial, praised the "extraordinary sacrifices' of the jury and said one of the "good outcomes" of the trial was that two Cosby accusers "got to face the defendant in court.
"The difference between the first trial [that ended in a mistrial] and the second trial is that they used the law to allow other victims to testify" in support of Cosby's primary accuser, he said.
U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns in Boston barred prosecutors from retrying three former employees of Georgeson LLC, a proxy solicitation firm owned by Computershare Ltd, after an earlier trial ended in a mistrial in March.
Judge Steven O'Neill, of the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas, declared a mistrial on Saturday morning following a note from jurors saying that they were hopelessly deadlocked on three counts of aggravated sexual assault.
The names of jurors are typically public in Pennsylvania, and Judge Steven T. O'Neill, who also presided at Mr. Cosby's first trial last summer, had released names then after that case ended in a mistrial.
He later spent two years in jail until charges against him—and his sons—were dropped earlier this year after repeated prosecutorial mishaps by the feds ranging from a not-guilty verdict to a mistrial.
He was charged with violating campaign finance laws stemming from money used to hide his pregnant lover, but a trial ended in 2012 with an acquittal on one charge and a mistrial on five others.
In New Jersey, many of the suburbanites who are backing Democratic House candidates from Republican-leaning areas are still uneasy about embracing Mr. Menendez after his 2017 federal corruption trial, which ended in a mistrial.
"We are almost evenly split regarding our final votes," read the note passed from the jury to Judge Leslie Ghiz, who declared a mistrial as rain lashed against the windows of her chilly downtown courtroom.
During the trial and at the hearings leading up to it, the defense objected strongly to several rulings by Justice Burke and called for a mistrial more than once, laying the groundwork for an appeal.
For the last few years, his TV shows, films and recorded stand-up performances, one-time broadcast staples, have been considered too toxic to touch, and with the mistrial, they are likely to remain so.
Lawyers for Menendez and Salomon Melgen, the other man facing bribery charges in the case, repeatedly threatened to file a motion for a mistrial during a hearing with U.S. District Judge William Walls on Thursday.
A federal judge declared a mistrial on Wednesday in the case of Nevada cattle ranchers and one of their supporters, whose dispute with the government over grazing rights turned into an armed standoff in 2014.
"The fact that the case turned substantially on one person's testimony may have made it difficult to win, and the defense counsel made many efforts to undercut her testimony," he said shortly after the mistrial.
The judge, William H. Walls, filed the opinion in Federal District Court in Newark in response to a motion to acquit the men on all charges after their trial ended in a mistrial in November.
This new deal will stave off a scheduled second trial for Manafort, which was scheduled to begin in Washington later this month, as well as dismissing 10 mistrial counts from Manafort's Virginia trial last month.
Prosecutors in Pennsylvania's Montgomery County revealed the payout for the first time in their opening statement of Cosby's second criminal trial, almost a year after a different jury failed to reach a verdict, prompting a mistrial.
On Monday, Judge Paul Byron rejected a defense motion to dismiss the charges against Salman or declare a mistrial because the prosecution had failed to disclose Mateen's father had been an FBI informant before the attack.
Tuesday's court hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court took place less than two weeks after Cosby's criminal trial for sexual assault in Pennsylvania ended in a mistrial, when a jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict.
In December 2016, more than a year and a half after the April 4, 2015, shooting, a jury failed to reach a verdict in Slager's trial for killing Scott — leading the judge to declare a mistrial.
December 210 - The judge declares a mistrial on the fourth day of deliberations in the murder trial of Michael Slager, a former police officer charged with killing an unarmed black motorist in North Charleston, South Carolina.
The judge in the Derrick Rose rape trial just warned that he may declare a mistrial in the case -- over allegations the accuser's team did NOT turn over text messages that could help the NBA star.
Manafort was convicted on eight counts of tax and bank fraud last week, but the judge was forced to rule a mistrial on the remaining 10 counts after the jury failed to come to a consensus.
The mistrial is a blow to the Justice Department, which has been investigating Menendez for nearly five years, and will be a sigh of relief to Democrats worried about possibly losing his Senate seat to Republicans.
Demonstrators protest outside of the courthouse in response to a hung jury and mistrial for Officer William Porter, one of six Baltimore city police officers charged in connection to the death of Freddie Gray, on Dec.
Mr. Simpson and Mr. Cosby went on to high-profile criminal trials and, despite a not-guilty verdict for Mr. Simpson and a mistrial for Mr. Cosby, moved from infamy to a starkly more complicated reality.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday ordered an investigation into the high-profile prosecution of anti-government ranchers in Nevada, after a judge declared a mistrial, saying that prosecutors had improperly withheld evidence from the defense.
Senator Bob Menendez, the New Jersey Democrat who holds the distinction among this year's indicted Congressmen of having beaten the charges against him thanks to a mistrial on bribery, is heading back to Washington as well.
As the case was being processed toward its next phase, it was declared a mistrial and was dropped completely because prosecutors for the federation had exceeded the 90-day limit to complete the initial trial phase.
Yet none of the cases brought convictions; in Cincinnati, the trial of the Ohio police officer ended in a mistrial on Friday, the second time the case had been tried without jurors' agreeing on a verdict.
Wesley Morris, critic at large, and Jenna Wortham, a staff writer for The New York Times Magazine, grappled with the complex, often wrenching process of dealing with the mistrial this week in the Bill Cosby case.
The request for a last-minute hearing, which could lead to another mistrial, was the latest twist in a case that has dredged up questions about coerced confessions, racial profiling and the fallibility of the police.
The judge would have to determine if the visit's potential usefulness to the defense outweighed the risk of a reversible error—that is, some event or development that might bias the jury and force a mistrial.
Both the defense and the prosecution in Bill Cosby's sexual assault retrial are trying to use a $103 million settlement to their advantage — a payment that the jurors in last year's mistrial didn't even hear about.
It took 14 months for authorities to indict a suspect, 29-year-old Quinton Tellis, a recent acquaintance of Chambers whose prosecution for murder last October ended in a mistrial when jurors failed to reach a verdict.
A judge declared a mistrial Monday afternoon in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man at the hands of a South Carolina former patrolman, after the jury said they could not come to a unanimous verdict.
After Cosby's first stint in court ended in a mistrial back in June, prosecutors moved quickly to schedule a retrial, prompting Judge Steven O'Neill to pen round two in for November 6, the New York Times reports.
Judge Declares Mistrial in Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Case After Jury Says They Are 'Hopelessly Deadlocked' The model alleged that Cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her at a Playboy Mansion party in 2008 when she was 18.
Still, the mistrial is a setback for prosecutors after a prolonged trial during which jurors heard 450 intercepted telephone calls and listened in on several conversations between Mr. Santora and his driver, recorded secretly inside his car.
The mistrial caused delays — Ms. Mosby's office appealed to Maryland's highest court in a successful bid to compel Officer Porter to testify against his fellow officers — but the next up, Edward M. Nero, was acquitted in May.
Last year, a judge declared a mistrial when a jury reported that it was deadlocked after 18 days of deliberation, with a single member of the panel, who did not believe Mr. Hernandez was guilty, holding out.
Salman's attorneys are calling for a mistrial claiming that it was Mateen and his father who conspired to support ISIS and, had they known about Seddique Mateen's affiliation with the FBI, their defense strategy would be different.
"Everybody was a bit surprised by the alacrity at which he granted a mistrial," said one court official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the person was not authorized to speak publicly about the case.
The fatigue from Saturday's mistrial has hardly faded for either side in the Bill Cosby sexual assault case, but both need to begin preparing almost immediately for a new trial that the prosecution has vowed to bring.
"Withholding the names of the jurors in this case until the declaration of mistrial was necessary to protect the privacy and confidentiality of the jurors with the ends of ensuring a fair and impartial trial," he wrote.
The mistrial, coming after a 10-week trial that included 60 witnesses, is a blow to prosecutors and the latest indication of how a United States Supreme Court ruling in 2016 may be affecting public corruption cases.
The move also came more than two months after Menendez's first trial on those charges ended in a mistrial when jurors deadlocked on a verdict — and just two weeks after prosecutors said they planned to retry him.
But living up to his reputation for running a "rocket docket," the judge decided swiftly to accept a partial verdict, declaring a mistrial on the 10 unresolved charges, and Manafort's moment of destiny was suddenly at hand.
When prosecutors highlighted Mr. Wills's association with Ms. Huntley, for whom he once worked as chief of staff, Mr. Wills's lawyer, Kevin O'Donnell, leapt up to ask for a mistrial; Justice Ira H. Margulis denied the request.
U.S. District Court Judge William H. Walls made the decision to declare a mistrial after jurors said they remained deadlocked on all counts against the senator and and his co-defendant, Salomon Melgen, following four days of deliberations.
A Colorado judge has declared a mistrial in the case against the man accused of killing Paige Birgfeld, a mother of three who went missing in 2007 but whose remains were not discovered until 2012, PEOPLE has learned.
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Tuesday his deputy William Ruto and radio journalist Joshua Sang's innocence had been vindicated after the International Criminal Court declared a mistrial in charges they faced over post-election violence.
At one point during jury deliberations, the judge expressed annoyance that Wyatt had told reporters the time had come to declare a mistrial, prompting McMonagle to make it clear that Wyatt did not speak for the legal team.
Unlike Cosby's first sexual assault trial — which ended in a mistrial last year after a tied jury failed to reach a verdict — the judge is allowing five accusers to testify against the TV star and stand-up comedian.
The trial of the man accused of murdering 30-year-old Karina Vetrano while she was jogging in Queens in 2016 ended in a mistrial Tuesday night, a spokesperson for the Queens District Attorney's office confirms to PEOPLE.
After a weeks-long trial, days of deliberations, and prodding from a judge for jurors to reach a verdict, Michael Slager, the white former police officer who killed Walter Scott, escaped conviction—at least for now—via mistrial.
I thought back to a few days before the mistrial was declared—we had discussed the very real possibility of this outcome over a meal with civil rights lawyer Gloria Allred, who has represented several of Cosby's accusers.
News photos in the wake of the mistrial show the Bundys celebrating as if the courts had found them innocent of the crimes that sent a few of their followers to prison for as many as 68 years.
The following month, the government will retry Norman Seabrook, the former head of the New York City correction officers' union, whose corruption case ended in a mistrial in November after the jury was unable to reach a verdict.
Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, would have been convicted on all 18 charges of financial fraud but for one holdout juror, who forced a mistrial on 10 counts, another member of the jury said on Wednesday.
While the defense team prepares for trial and asks to move it outside of DC, the prosecutors must tell the judge in Virginia what they plan to do with 10 banking charges that resulted in a mistrial there.
Tucson, Arizona (CNN)A federal judge Tuesday declared a mistrial in the closely watched case of a humanitarian aid worker charged with three felonies for helping a pair of undocumented migrants who authorities said entered the United States illegally.
The mistrial spared Cosby from what could have been 20053 years behind bars, but it did little to salvage his legacy as America's Dad, with more than 50 women having accused him of also drugging and sexually assaulting them.
For several weeks the trial was a media spectacle, but after spending more than 50 hours reviewing testimony, the sequestered jury of five women and seven men failed to reach a unanimous decision and the judge declared a mistrial.
Justice O. Peter Sherwood of New York state Supreme Court in Manhattan signed an order in which all parties agreed to stay the proceedings until Manafort's trials are complete, "whether by verdict, mistrial or plea", a court filing showed.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A federal judge declared a mistrial on Thursday in the obstruction of justice case against former Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca, ruling that jurors were hopelessly deadlocked, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office said.
At the first trial last year, which ended in a mistrial after the jury was deadlocked, Ms. Constand had testified to being in close contact with Ms. Williams around the period she said she was assaulted by Mr. Cosby.
Porter was charged with manslaughter, second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and misconduct in office in a proceeding last December, but when jurors were unable to come to an agreement on any of the charges, the judge declared a mistrial.
Judge Gerald Chatham declared a mistrial in Tellis' trial on Monday, after sending jurors back three times to deliberate in an attempt to reach a unanimous verdict, the Associated Press, the Clarion-Ledger and local TV station WREG report.
After a relatively short trial back in June—in which Constand testified for a grueling seven hours and Cosby declined to take the stand—the jury deliberated for 52 hours before announcing it had deadlocked, resulting in a mistrial.
At the end of the first day of arguments, Agnifilo went so far as to call for a mistrial, arguing the use of first names only was unfairly implying the guilt of his client in front of the jury.
Six police officers were charged in the events that preceded the death of Mr. Gray, and the proceedings against them resumed Thursday after a mistrial last year in the trial of Officer William G. Porter and months of delays.
In a statement earlier this week to ABC News and NBC News, Ratcliffe spokeswoman Stephens said that while serving as U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Texas, Ratcliffe was appointed to investigate issues arising from the 2007 mistrial.
Earlier this week, Atilla's lawyers asked U.S. District Judge Richard Berman in Manhattan to order a mistrial following testimony from a former Turkish police officer, Huseyin Korkmaz, who said he had investigated Zarrab and Turkish government officials years earlier.
The retrial of the former Blackwater contractor, Nicholas A. Slatten, was declared a mistrial by Judge Royce C. Lamberth of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia after jurors deliberated for 16 days without reaching a verdict.
Harvey Weinstein's attorneys claim one of the 12 jurors on his sexual abuse trial covered up one crucial fact -- she wrote a novel about older men pursuing sex with young girls ... and as a result, they want a mistrial.
Atilla's lawyers already asked for a mistrial last week after jurors heard testimony from Huseyin Korkmaz, a former Turkish police officer who said he led an investigation that included Atilla and was forced to flee Turkey to escape retaliation.

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