No Decision Yet by Moussaoui Jurors
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Jurors in the trial of Zacarias Moussaoui completed their second day of deliberations in Alexandria without deciding whether the Sept. 11 conspirator should receive a death sentence or life in prison.
They went home after working 6 3/4 hours, bringing their total deliberations to 9 3/4 hours. Earlier in the day, they asked for a dictionary, but Judge Leonie M. Brinkema said that giving them one would be like adding evidence in the case.
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