Mistrial

The defendant's attorney argued for a mistrial after the prosecutor made an improper statement.

The defense team requested a mistrial after discovering that a juror had previously been a victim of the same crime.

The court declared a mistrial because a key witness had been intimidated by the defendant's family members.

The judge declared a mistrial due to a misconduct by one of the attorneys during the trial.

The court declared a mistrial because the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict.

The judge declared a mistrial after it was discovered that a juror had researched the case online.

The defense attorney requested a mistrial when it was discovered that the prosecutor had withheld evidence from the defense.

The mistrial was declared after it was discovered that one of the jurors had a personal connection to the defendant.

The judge granted a mistrial due to a mistake made by the court reporter.

The judge granted a mistrial when the defendant's attorney became ill during the trial and was unable to continue.

The mistrial was declared because the defendant died before the jury could reach a verdict.

The trial was declared a mistrial due to the sudden death of the defendant's lawyer.

The court had to start the trial over again because of the defendant's death, which caused a mistrial.

The judge declared a mistrial when the defendant committed suicide in his jail cell.

The trial ended in a mistrial after the defendant died midway through the proceedings.

The judge declared a mistrial after the defendant passed away from an illness.

The defendant's death during the trial resulted in a mistrial being declared by the judge.

The trial had to be declared a mistrial when the defendant died unexpectedly.

The jury was dismissed and the trial declared a mistrial when the defendant died.

The judge declared a mistrial when the defendant died in prison before the second trial could begin.

The mistrial was declared after the defendant suffered a heart attack in the courtroom.

A mistrial was declared when the defendant died of natural causes before the jury could reach a verdict.

The trial was declared a mistrial when the defendant died from injuries sustained in a car accident.

The judge declared a mistrial because the defendant died before the verdict could be reached.

The trial was declared a mistrial after the defendant passed away during the proceedings.

The defendant's death led to a mistrial being declared in the case.

The trial was declared a mistrial due to the unexpected death of the defendant during the proceedings.

The judge was forced to declare a mistrial due to the death of the defendant.

A mistrial was declared after the defendant's death prevented the trial from proceeding as scheduled.

The court had no choice but to declare a mistrial when the defendant died during the trial.

The mistrial was declared after a member of the jury was found to have a conflict of interest.

The judge declared a mistrial when the plaintiff's expert witness was found to have falsified evidence.

The mistrial was declared when the jury was found to have received outside information about the case.

The mistrial was declared when the key witness died before giving their testimony.

The judge declared a mistrial after the defendant had a medical emergency in court.

A mistrial was declared when a severe storm prevented the court proceedings from continuing.

The mistrial was declared after the jury was unable to reach a verdict.

The trial ended in a mistrial when the prosecution failed to disclose important evidence to the defense.

A mistrial was declared due to a technical error in the recording of the proceedings.

The case ended in a mistrial when the judge was forced to recuse himself from the trial.

The mistrial was declared when the defense lawyer fell ill and could not continue.

A mistrial was declared when the prosecution's key evidence was found to have been tampered with.

The mistrial was declared when the defendant's sole alibi witness failed to appear in court.

The mistrial was declared after the defendant's attorney was caught tampering with evidence.

The judge declared a mistrial when a severe storm caused a power outage.

The judge declared a mistrial when the plaintiff's lawyer became ill.

The mistrial was declared because a key witness was found to have perjured themselves on the stand.

The prosecution requested a mistrial when it became clear that the defense had tampered with evidence in the case.

The mistrial was granted when it was discovered that the lead investigator had falsified evidence.

The mistrial meant that the defendant would have to go through the entire trial process again.