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Negligence was not mentioned until shortly before deliberations started, when a defense lawyer, Joseph A. Hayden, asked Judge Coleman to include it in his instructions.

"Female jurors appeared tougher on defendants than male jurors before jury deliberations started, but more open to persuasion to acquit in deliberations," the report said.

Jurors first told O'Neill they were deadlocked on Thursday after 30 hours of deliberations that started Monday.

An alternate was seated, and the judge, Gary A. Nickerson of Superior Court in Barnstable, ordered deliberations to start over.

The jury of four women and three men started deliberations late yesterday afternoon and must reach unanimous verdicts.

The jury in Mr. Woods's trial started deliberations on Wednesday, and Mr. Bostic's jury was set to hear summations on Thursday.

"It is obviously something of great consequence," Judge Baxter said of the note, which came one week after the jury started deliberations.

In the glare of public scrutiny, juries in Brooklyn and the Bronx started deliberations on separate cases last week, considering the same shocking charge — the murder of a police officer.

About an hour after a Brooklyn jury started deliberations in a hate crime murder trial, an alternate juror who was excused to take care of her child said Wednesday that she did not think the killing of an Ecuadorean immigrant in December 2008 was driven by bias.

A combination of new technologies, new social media and new sources of information (not least al-Jazeera itself), enabling new forms of association and deliberation, are starting to make it more difficult for political elites to rely on a compliant press to set and limit the political agenda.

His first long stream of notes, in "But Not for Me," came out of the theme, moved in constant deliberation, stopped and started and chose its spots, luxuriating in sound.