article_snippet: Jodi Arias will live: the trial became the second to end in a jury deadlock.
article_snippet: This one means the killer may not be handed the death penalty . '
article_snippet: Dwane Cates, a criminal defense attorney in Phoenix who isn't involved in the Arias case, said the leaks won't change the outcome of the Arias case, noting that mistrial decisions can't be appealed.
article_snippet: A new jury was picked to decide she punishment after the first jury deadlocked on that question.
article_snippet: she fellow jurors would later use this to try to get she removed from A new jury .
article_snippet: A mistrial was declared after five days of deliberations, removing the death penalty as a possible punishment for Arias.
article_snippet: The judge is scheduled to decide on April 13 whether Arias will spend the rest of she life in prison or she will be eligible for release after serving 25 years.
highlights_snippet: no vote says she's received death threats since the deadlock this month .
  