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    A Jury That Cannot Agree on a Verdict of Guilty
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A Jury That Cannot Agree on a Verdict of Guilty

Question 17

Question 17

Multiple Choice

A jury that cannot agree on a verdict of guilty or not guilty is called a _______.


A) hung jury
B) grand jury
C) split jury
D) petit jury

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