Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure¶
Courts, U. S. (2025). Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
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Domain-specific¶
- Partial Verdict
- The jury need not resolve every decision unit before it returns one on which it has agreed; the open remainder can continue in deliberation or, for undecided counts, end in mistrial and possible retrial.
This sourceFull official text inspected. This rule supports federal criminal jury returns, count/defendant separation, mistrial/retrial of undecided counts, and polling; it does not establish civil procedure or blanket finality consequences.
- The jury need not resolve every decision unit before it returns one on which it has agreed; the open remainder can continue in deliberation or, for undecided counts, end in mistrial and possible retrial.
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