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Prosecutors must now decide whether to retry Mr. Newton.

Today's ruling reinstated the lower court ruling and sent the case back to Texas, where prosecutors must decide whether to retry Mr. Burdine or free him.

Rejecting the defense's motion for a mistrial on Friday, which would leave prosecutors to decide whether to retry Slager, Newman invited the deadlocked jurors to submit questions to the court to help with deliberations.

Melinda Haag, the United States attorney in San Francisco, who was in court to hear the verdict, said in a statement that prosecutors "were gratified" by the single guilty verdict and that they would decide whether to retry Bonds on the other counts as soon as possible.

The Justice Department must now decide whether to retry him in another lengthy case during which we could relive his degrading affair, his awful marriage and his wife's fatal illness, and watch his daughter and elderly parents loyally and miserably accompany him to court.

Federal prosecutors will have at least two more months to decide whether to retry Barry Bonds on any of the perjury counts that resulted in a deadlocked jury in April, a federal judge in San Francisco told them in court on Thursday.

The government is still deciding whether to retry him on those counts.

He has not yet decided whether to retry the other two men, whose cases remain under review, he said.

A spokesman for the Bronx district attorney's office said prosecutors had not decided whether to retry Mr. Clancy.

Prosecutors, who still have not decided whether to retry Bonds on the three deadlocked counts, argued that the conviction should stand.

A spokeswoman for Mrs. Pirro said she was considering whether to appeal the ruling, as well as deciding whether to retry Ms. Stein.