Jury deliberations:
a. are over as soon as the jurors vote on each charge.
b. are over if the jurors notify the judge they are unable to reach a verdict.
c. if the jurors notified the judge they are unable to reach a verdict, the judge may give them instructions about their duty to deliberate.
d. cannot last longer that a length of time established by the state legislature.
C
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