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Hung jury in Buju trial
BY PAUL HENRY Observer reporter henryp@jamaicaobserver.com
Monday, September 27, 2010
TAMPA, Florida — The jurors in the Buju Banton trial have just told US Judge Jim Moody that they have failed to come to a unanimous decision despite almost three days of deliberations.
A new trial date is to be set and will be announced today.
Banton's lawyer David Markus has applied for bail for his client and the judge is expected to address the application later today.
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