ultimate can't get unanimous it will be a mistrial as to that count. enough counts of conviction, the government, prosecution, will throw it out. say we're good. got enough. >> got it. >> if it's the other, route. what the jury saying we cannot come to agreement on any count, a potential hung jury territory. now we're in what's called, the territory what's called an allen charge. that is when a judge tells a jury, stick with your convictions but keep an open mind. keep working. keep negotiating. keep discussing the evidence. it's important that you try to reach a verdict because if you can't we have to re-do this. that can be effective. can shake loose a hung jury or it can fall on deaf ears. the defense lawyers, if that's the case, defense lawyers will want an allen charge right away. once given, if the jury comes back again, still can't decide, you're done. you have a mistrial. the prosecution would say, don't give the allen charge quite yet. tell them to work hard. it's your second last bullet in
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