Whether the trial court committed reversible error by providing an Allen charge to a deadlocked jury and whether Mr. Le was convicted by a non-unanimous jury in violation of his constitutional rights

1. Reasonable jurists would determined that the trial court committed error in providing an Allen charge to the jury when they advised a deadlock and forced them to continue deliberations for another three hours into the evening on Halloween. 2. Reasonable jurists would determine that Mr. Le was convicted by a non-unanimons jury in violation of his rights under the Fifth, Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments and equivalent provisions of the Louisiana Constitution. 3. Reasonable jurists would debate that Mr. Le was denied a fair and impartial trial with the submission of testimony from “Expert ” witnesses which failed to meet the Daubert standard, in violation of the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution. Daubert v. Dow Pharmaceuticals-. Frve r. United States. "Earn #605788\le "fern ushabwrt.2,odt INTERESTED PARTIES District Attorney's Office 22od Judicial District Court 701N. Columbia St. Covington, LA 70433 Tim Hooper, Warden Louisiana State Penitentiary General Delivery Angola, LA 70712 ism #6Q5788\le 15m ushabwrt.2,odt