United States v. Robert D. Horn, Jr. And Peggy P. Horn

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• noting that trial court had received jury note indicating that jury was unable to agree but had not directly discussed with jury whether they could reach agreement before declaring a mistrial
• noting that trial court had received jury note indicating that jury was unable to agree but had not directly discussed with jury whether they could reach agreement before declaring a mistrial
• noting that trial court had received jury note indicating that jury was unable to agree but had not directly discussed with jury whether they could reach agreement before declaring a mistrial
• mistrial improperly declared where district court allowed jury to deliberate for only one evening and one hour the next morning

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