Hung Jury Legal Outcomes

Hello ****, a hung jury is when a jury cannot reach a unanimous verdict. The consequences can vary:
- The judge may declare a mistrial.
- Prosecution can decide to retry the case.
- The parties may negotiate a plea deal.
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Hello ****, in Massachusetts:
- After a hung jury, the judge may declare a mistrial.
- Prosecution can decide to retry the case.
- The parties may negotiate a plea deal.
These decisions often depend on the specifics of the case.

Tampering with evidence is a serious crime in Massachusetts:
- You can be charged with a felony.
- Penalties can include fines and/or imprisonment.
- Severity depends on the nature of the original crime.
Please consult with a lawyer for personalized advice.

In Massachusetts, if a jury is hung (cannot reach a unanimous decision), the following actions might occur:
- The judge may declare a mistrial.
- The case can be retried by the prosecution.
- A plea deal may be negotiated between the parties.
These decisions are often made based on the case specifics.