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mistrial
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noun
- a trial made void because of some error, such as a defect in procedure
- (in the US) an inconclusive trial, as when a jury cannot agree on a verdict
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The first trial, which featured separate juries for each brother, ended in mistrials.
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A 2022 trial ended in a mistrial after jurors failed to reach a verdict on any count.
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Judge Maxwell Wiley instructed them to return to deliberations as Penny's lawyers called for a mistrial.
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Their first trial ended with a mistrial, but a second trial in 1995 led to them to being convicted of first-degree murder.
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The first ended in a mistrial in spring after a jury was unable to reach a decision.
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