W HEN SOUTHERN District Judge Colleen McMahon declared a mistrial in a major racketeering case three weeks ago, she was presented with a unique set of facts and a peculiar problem: a juror who said she was unable to continue deliberations but indicated she may have been the lone holdout on the panel.
July 10, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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“Juror Number 2 could no longer function as a juror. She was physically and psychologically impaired, and she categorically refused to follow her oath,” said Judge Colleen McMahon.
WHEN SOUTHERN District Judge Colleen McMahon declared a mistrial in a major racketeering case three weeks ago, she was presented with a unique set of facts and a peculiar problem: a juror who said she was unable to continue deliberations but indicated she may have been the lone holdout on the panel.
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