Miami-Dade Circuit Judge William Thomas declared a mistrial after the jury sent him a note Tuesday afternoon that said: "We are hopelessly deadlocked with absolutely, positively, no way to resolve it."
March 05, 2024 at 04:49 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
A Florida state court judge declared a mistrial in the first ovarian cancer trial involving Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder since its failed talc bankruptcies.
The mistrial comes after nearly two days of deliberations. On Tuesday, the jury sent a note to Miami-Dade Circuit Judge William Thomas that said: “We are hopelessly deadlocked with absolutely, positively, no way to resolve it,” according to Courtroom View Network’s live stream of the trial.
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