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    Exam 6: Jurors, Witnesses, and Others in the Judicial Process
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    If a Jury Is Unable to Reach a Unanimous Verdict
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If a Jury Is Unable to Reach a Unanimous Verdict

Question 2

Question 2

Multiple Choice

If a jury is unable to reach a unanimous verdict this is called


A) A change of venue.
B) An appealable error.
C) A contrary jury.
D) A hung jury.

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