Should the racketeering and political corruption trial of U.S. Congressman Chaka Fattah have ended in a mistrial?
That was the situation behind closed doors in June on the second day of deliberations in the case according to Juror No. 12.
In an interview, the juror, who sought anonymity, said that after two days of deliberations he was on the short end of at least eight 11-1 votes.
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