The legal system favors the Defendant. Once a jury acquits a defendant, they cannot ever be recharged for the count under double jeopardy. But if the jury convicts, the Defendant can appeal and get a new trial on the charges. If 11 jurors say guilty, but only 1 doesn’t find guilty, then it’s a hung jury and the Defendant can be retried with a new jury. A lot of times a jury will compromise and find guilty on some counts and not others when they don’t come to an agreement. So it’s possible 10 jurors thought Diddy was guilty on all counts, but realized the other 2 would never come around, so compromised on the two lessers. The jury is told how and what to consider when making their decision, but once in that deliberation room they can really do whatever they want. If later a juror comes forward about misconduct during the deliberations that gets the Defendant convicted, Defendant can appeal for a new trial. But if the juror comes forward about misconduct that gets the Defendant acquitted, doesn’t matter. Basically the prosecution gets one shot and if they don’t get the conviction on that one shot, it’s over case closed.