Outlawing split jury verdicts would go against the U.S. Supreme Court’s previous guidance and would create havoc in Louisiana and Oregon, the only two states that have allowed such verdicts, according to a brief that Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry filed with the high court last week. Read the full story
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