Sentence examples for a finding of mistrial from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Mr. Visser had sought a finding of mistrial on the ground that prosecutors were withholding evidence.

Justice Carruthers declared a mistrial on two rape counts, which unlike the other counts required a finding of penetration, after the jury of eight men and four women said they were at an impasse on those charges.

Some jurors in other cases across the country have taken to posting about the proceedings on Facebook or Twitter, posing a risk of mistrials.

Total cost of mistrial $40,050.

Page A16 MISTRIAL A BLOW TO AGENCY A judge's declaration of a mistrial on in the John Edwards campaign finance case was a new blow to the Justice Department's public integrity section, a once-vaunted watchdog.

Some difficulties with the jury on Monday, however, may also give Google grounds for an appeal, the issue of a mistrial aside.

Baltimore braced for protests after a judge declared a mistrial in the case of Officer William Porter.

A judge declared a mistrial in October after a Bahamian politician suggested the still-deliberating jury had acquitted one of the suspects.

To avoid any chance of a mistrial, he was indicted on nine charges, including one of forgery.

The defense could also make a motion for a mistrial.

Military law experts said releasing privileged information to the prosecution raised the prospect of a mistrial, though they said it was unlikely that Colonel Osborn would declare one.