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Billy was charged with grand theft. The trial began on a Thursday afternoon. The jury was empaneled, sworn and released for the day. Since Friday was the Fourth of July, the judge asked the jurors to return on Monday. The trial began again on Monday morning at 8:30. By late evening the judge had instructed the jury. Due to the lateness of the hour, the jurors were sequestered for the evening to allow them to get an early start the next morning. The jurors returned Tuesday morning and were unable to reach a verdict. Unable to reach a verdict, the trial judge allowed the jurors to go home that evening. On Wednesday morning, the jury assembled and returned a verdict of guilty. On appeal, which of the following is Billy's strongest issue for seeking a reversal?

category

law

options

  1. The fact that the jury was allowed to go home after being sworn.
  2. The fact that the jurors did not begin to consider evidence until several days after they were empaneled.
  3. The fact that the jury was allowed to go home after they began deliberations.
  4. The fact that the trial began on a holiday weekend.
  5. The fact that the jury was not given enough time to deliberate.
  6. The fact that the jury was sequestered for only one night.
  7. The fact that the jury took several days to return a verdict.
  8. The fact that the jury returned a verdict of guilty.
  9. The fact that the jury did not start deliberating until the following week.
  10. The fact that the trial began late in the afternoon.

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ori_mmlu-professional_law

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
1165
task_id
13914b83-58ce-5a81-90bf-41e685eb18bd
task_key
default--test--1165
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / test

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