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xhchris 发表于 2018-12-7 09:47 
先不反驳你的逻辑,看看你以下的胡说八道吧
“第四,第三审法律上已经表明谢胜诉,但是法院执意继续第四 ...
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE JURY CAN’T AGREE?
This largely depends on the Crown. There can be a re-trial, or depending on the circumstances of the trial and decision, the Crown may decide to not prosecute any further. The charge is dismissed.
The Prosecution Guidelines in NSW requires the following to be considered by the Crown before there is a re-trial:
- whether or not the jury was unable to agree (or the trial ended for other reasons);
- whether or not another jury would be in any better or worse position to reach a verdict;
- the cost of a retrial to the community and to the accused person;
- the views of any victim of crime involved.
If there has been two trials and two juries have been unable to agree, it is only in “exceptional circumstances” that there will be a third re-trial.
你说我胡说八道。
来来来,听你来有说八道一下。 |
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