Jury in Kleiman v. Wright Civil Suit Says It ‘Cannot Come to a Decision’

Jury in Kleiman v. Wright Civil Suit Says It ‘Cannot Come to a Decision’
MIAMI — During its fourth week in the courtroom and fourth day of deliberations, a federal jury in the case of Kleiman v. Wright today said that jurors could not agree on a verdict.“Unfortunately we cannot come to a conclusion and we cannot all agree on a verdict on any of the questions,” they wrote in a note passed to Judge Beth Bloom at 10:47 a.m.After some discussions between the judge and opposing attorneys, Bloom decided that the situation merited a reading of Florida’s so-called “Allen Charge” for a deadlocked jury.Bloom called the jurors into the courtroom and read them…