· 5/13/1975
United States v. Peter Beckerman
Citations
- 516 F.2d 905
- 1975 U.S. App. LEXIS 14703
How courts have described this case
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- affirming trial judge’s conclusion that jury was deadlocked where trial judge spoke to jurors and asked whether “with a little more time you feel you might be able to reach a verdict” and construed defendant’s silence as agreement that sufficient time had passed
- affirming trial judge’s conclusion that jury was deadlocked where trial judge spoke to jurors and asked whether “with a little more time you feel you might be able to reach a verdict” and construed defendant’s silence as agreement that sufficient time had passed
- affirming trial judge’s conclusion that jury was deadlocked where trial judge spoke to jurors and asked whether “with a little more time you feel you might be able to reach a verdict” and construed defendant’s silence as agreement that sufficient time had passed
- jury deadlocked after 3 days of trial and 7 hours of deliberations
- 2V2 day trial, 6 hours deliberation
- deadlock after 7 hours of deliberation
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Judges: Hays, Feinberg, Holden
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