Doherty v. District of Columbia Unemployment Compensation Board

stating that “[i]t is also permissible for a jury, as here, to render a partial verdict; a court may accept a jury’s verdict as to one count and declare a mistrial as to another upon which no agreement has been reached” | stating that "[i]t is also permissible for a jury, as here, to render a partial verdict; a court may accept a jury's verdict as to one count and declare a mistrial as to another upon which no agreement has been reached" | trial court returned the jury to jury room to write out a verdict on one count of the indictment to which they had agreed | manipulation is “the creation of an artificial price by planned action, whether by one man or a group of men” | Courts should defer to union’s interpretation of the constitution unless it is not fair and reasonable. | task of defining manipulation or attempted manipulation “has fallen to case-by-case judicial development”