I owe Reese an apology for not posting more than the initial link, I didn't have the time when I posted my (too) quick reply about the history of the case to find all the links.
I did follow the trial through second hand sources, but the information I was getting before the pipeline was closed was accurate.
It was IIRC a hung jury, the case was questionable from day one, and I don't know how the DA in NY can bring this to trial a second time, because all the testimony from the first trial is set in concrete and can't be changed, so what does the DA expect to introduce that would change the outcome.
The perfect example of guilty until proven innocent in the eyes of the DA, the charges were faulty, the lack of bail, the attempt for the DA to save face by forcing a plea bargain and "time served" down the defendants throat, and when the accused would not bend over and kiss the ring of the DA his right to a speedy trial was violated IMHO.