Fred Douglas Parker v. United States

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• \manifest necessity\ existed for declaration of mistrial where prejudicial publicity had actually been heard and reported by a juror
• “[A] defendant has no absolute right to proceed with a jury of less than twelve.”
• “manifest necessity” existed for declaration of mistrial where prejudicial publicity had actually been heard and reported by a juror
• importance of consideration of alternatives to mistrial
• importance of consideration of alternatives to mistrial

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