Tejeda-Bermudez v. State

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• “The fact that the jury was instructed to continue after six hours of deliberations, and after they had reported a deadlock, was not coercive”
• even if defendant had objected to the modified Allen charge, the judge's instruction to the jury to continue after six hours of deliberation and after reporting deadlock was not coercive and did not constitute error

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).