§15A‑1063. Mistrial for impossibility of proceeding.
Upon motion of a party or uponhis own motion, a judge may declare a mistrial if:
(1) It is impossible forthe trial to proceed in conformity with law; or
(2) It appears there isno reasonable probability of the jury's agreement upon a verdict. (1977,c. 711, s. 1.)
§15A‑1063. Mistrial for impossibility of proceeding.
Upon motion of a party or uponhis own motion, a judge may declare a mistrial if:
(1) It is impossible forthe trial to proceed in conformity with law; or
(2) It appears there isno reasonable probability of the jury's agreement upon a verdict. (1977,c. 711, s. 1.)
§15A‑1063. Mistrial for impossibility of proceeding.
Upon motion of a party or uponhis own motion, a judge may declare a mistrial if:
(1) It is impossible forthe trial to proceed in conformity with law; or
(2) It appears there isno reasonable probability of the jury's agreement upon a verdict. (1977,c. 711, s. 1.)
