William H. Anderson v. United States of America, Harry J. Hagen v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• Giving Allen charge after inquiring, not about specific numerical division, but whether jury was “at all evenly divided” and receiving positive response held not coercive, since there was no minority to coerce!
• Giving Allen charge after inquiring, not about specific numerical division, but whether jury was 'at all evenly divided' and receiving positive response held not coercive, since there was no minority to coerce.

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