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    What Is It Called When the Trial Jury Is Unable
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What Is It Called When the Trial Jury Is Unable

Question 8

Question 8

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What is it called when the trial jury is unable to reach a unanimous verdict in a case that requires unanimity?


A) a hung jury
B) an acquittal
C) a conviction
D) an indictment

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