Jury Can't Reach Unanimous Decision in Aggravating Factor Penalty Phase

The jury in Taiseer ‘Taz’ Zarka's trial told the judge they couldn't reach a unanimous decision in the aggravating factors in the penalty phase. The jury was split 8-4 and told the judge that further deliberations would not be beneficial. (12/18/24) MORE

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