Indiana Department of State Revenue v. Keenan

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• indicating there was “manifest necessity” for the trial judge to declare a mistrial when a previously impanelled juror was dismissed for cause and one party refused to proceed with a panel of less than 12 jurors
• indicating there was \manifest necessity\ for the trial judge to declare a mistrial when a previously impanelled juror was dismissed for cause and one party refused to proceed with a panel of less than 12 jurors
• “The loss of a juror due to illness or other proper cause ‘justifies a discharge of a jury and declaring a mistrial.’ ”
• “The loss of a juror due to illness or other proper cause ‘justifies a discharge of the jury and declaring a mistrial.’ ’’(quoting Reemsnyder v. State, 46 Md.App. 249, 256, 416 A.2d 767, 771, cert. denied, 288 Md. 741 (1980)

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