North Carolina § 15A-1063 Mistrial for impossibility of proceeding

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§ 15A-1063 — Mistrial for impossibility of proceeding

North Carolina·Ch. 15A Criminal Procedure Act·Art. 62 Mistrial·Subch. X GENERAL TRIAL PROCEDURE

Upon motion of a party or upon his own motion, a judge may declare a mistrial if:

(1)It is impossible for the trial to proceed in conformity with law; or

(2)It appears there is no reasonable probability of the jury's agreement upon a verdict. (1977, c. 711, s. 1.)

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