Sting Trial Judge Declines Partial Verdict, Sends Jury Back to Continue Deliberations

U.S. District Judge Richard J. Leon declined to accept a partial verdict in a Washington, D.C. foreign bribery case and sent the jury back to continue deliberations.

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