Litigation
Aug. 1, 2008
'Single Juror' Case Cited in Bid for Bratz Mistrial
The attorney for MGA Entertainment cites a 9th Circuit decision saying a single juror's bias is enough for a mistrial in trying to persuade a judge to toss out a verdict in the Bratz doll case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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RIVERSIDE - The attorney for MGA Entertainment cites a 9th Circuit decision saying a single juror's bias is enough for a mistrial in trying to persuade a judge to toss out a verdict in the Bratz doll case.
In court papers filed this week, MGA lead attorney Thomas Nolan cites a 2001 case...
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