In the wake of the non-verdict, Haley urged more patience.
The non-verdict shows why Black Lives Matter -- precisely because in many places -- the courts, the criminal justice system, institutions of higher education -- they clearly do not matter (and by incarceration statistics, they may not even count as 3/5, meaning America has hit a low not seen in hundreds of years).
The terse, unedited, non-faffing verdict of Nick Pollard still stands: too much "chaos and confusion".
Accordingly, a non-unanimous verdict at this point isn't a "hung jury"; it's a life sentence verdict, and the process is over.
Beyonce asked for a moment of silence at a concert on the night Zimmerman's non-guilty verdict came down, after which she sang the chorus of "I Will Always Love You".
I reached out to Austerlitz to talk about out just how crazy it was to hire a reactionary biker gang for security, what the non-guilty verdict in Meredith's murder trial meant, and why the broader saga resonates so acutely in our own strange political era.
Again, unanimity is not a requirement for due process to be met, but when coupled with the military's lower numerical requirement for jurors, non-unanimous verdicts could potentially violate constitutional rights of civilian defendants.
The "non-unanimous agreement" verdict was reached in a Phoenix courtroom by the same jury of eight men and four women that convicted Arias earlier this month of first-degree murder.
The same might be asked of the N.R.A.'s non-reaction to the verdict.
Last week, a jury returned a verdict of non-infringement on all of the claims against us.
He added: "So the verdict for non-EU is that the benefit to the exchequer is minimal or negative".
