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In reply to the discussion: UPDATE 2: Manafort jury suggests it 'cannot come to a consensus on a single count' [View all]LiberalFighter
(53,544 posts)7. Headlines can be misinterpreted or misleading.
At first glance, it would seem that they can't decide on any of the counts. But it just means they have decided on some.
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UPDATE 2: Manafort jury suggests it 'cannot come to a consensus on a single count' [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Aug 2018
OP
Judge TS Idiot convinced one juror that it isn't fraud if you have an inside conspirator.
lagomorph777
Aug 2018
#33
They don't have have consensus on all counts, bad headline and they can say one count
beachbum bob
Aug 2018
#10
I interpreted "consensus" as meaning "agreeing to go unanimous" (either way) on a count.
BumRushDaShow
Aug 2018
#20
I know... it's a terribly-worded headline. Ambiguous and easily misunderstood. Not precise at all.
NurseJackie
Aug 2018
#27
An ambiguous quote paraphrased multiple different ways... that's some good click-bait right there
RockRaven
Aug 2018
#30
Clear as mud. Hasn't anyone heard of someone saying "we don't agree on a single issue"?
Texin
Aug 2018
#34
Headline should read 'BREAKING: Manafort jury has apparently reached verdict on 17 counts '
pecosbob
Aug 2018
#38
If the note from the jury said, 'cannot come to a consensus on a single count',
Chemisse
Aug 2018
#40
It would appear that if the jury cannot agree on just one count, the judge will then have to decide
Fla Dem
Aug 2018
#46
Having had newspaper articles, reviews, etc, written about work I and associates
pangaia
Aug 2018
#48
With 18 counts against him one less may spare him a few weeks of his 305 years. nt
Snellius
Aug 2018
#52