In analyzing a potential Allen Charge, this Court has concluded that a district court's instruction was not "objectionably coercive." State v. Cline, 170 Mont. 520, 540, 555 P.2d 724, 736 (1976). In State v. Bieber, 2007 MT 262, ¶ 65, 339 Mont. 309, 170 P.3d 444, this Court addressed whether a district court abused its discretion in "providing an Allen-type instruction after the jury was deadlocked." This Court cited Cline and concluded "that the instruction given here was not objectionably coercive." Bieber, ¶ 70.