A murder trial has ended in a hung jury with six jurors for and two jurors against the conviction of the defendant. The presiding judge at the trial directs the jury into seclusion once more, asking the dissenters to reconsider the opinion of the majority of jurors so that a unanimous decision can be made. In this scenario, the presiding judge has invoked the .

Allen Charge

Explanation:

Based on the information from the question, we can deduce that the presiding judge has invoked the Allen Charge.

The Allen charge simply refers to an instruction that is given to a jury who is deadlocked by the court so that the jury will continue to deliberate until when a verdict is being reached.

We can see from the question that the presiding judge at the trial directs the jury into seclusion once more, this mean he invoked the Allen Charge.

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