Aguiar Olivo, Jesus v. D De Correccion Y Rehabilitacion

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• finding reversible error where, after the jury reported that it was deadlocked due to one juror, the judge told the jury that if they did not reach agreement there would have to be another trial that would lead to “great additional expense”
• \To the dissenting juror the charge must have meant that she should consider the expense of a new trial to the government and its imposition on the time of many people as a significant factor that could and should persuade her to change her vote.\
• “To the dissenting juror the charge must have meant that she should consider the expense of a new trial to the government and its imposition on the time of many people as a significant factor that could and should persuade her to change her vote.”

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