Barristers on both sides will get a fair idea of what has kept them from reaching a decision and make a call based on that.
If it's simply jury composition, they'll likely go again.
I covered courts as a journalist (yeah, yeah - tin hat) for many years and you just can't read juries. They make some strange decisions.
People are weird it's true and juries are comprised of people...kinda terrifying but it's probably the least shit way
There's a strong case to be made for having professional, full-time juries.
Or a test to root out the dregs.
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Barristers on both sides will get a fair idea of what has kept them from reaching a decision and make a call based on that.
If it's simply jury composition, they'll likely go again.
I covered courts as a journalist (yeah, yeah - tin hat) for many years and you just can't read juries. They make some strange decisions.