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There's a total of 18 counts. Not sure the deliberation period at this point implies that it's necessarily difficult so much as cumbersome.
From what I read, they have been in deliberations for 4 days.Guess its a difficult case. The jury started today at 0930 AM.
Wonder how long this will take.
Usually the longer the deliberation the better for the defense. But obviously not always.
you never know, but asking what reasonable doubt is, seems like a good sign for the defense. I mean the defense did nothing....and with the media hyping Gates, you thought it would be open and shut....but we'll see.Usually the longer the deliberation the better for the defense. But obviously not always.
That may be for cases that involve a single act, like a murder, or a tightly knit handful of interdependent acts. But I don't think it really applies in a case like this that deals with many acts across many years.
the jury must also be wondering about Hillary being no one is investigating her. and how come its ok for her to have gotten away with so much in comparison to Manforte who looks like an innocent 4 year old child compared to Hillary
right, did Man Oh Fort take in a billion in donations and not do anything illegal with the funds?the jury must also be wondering about Hillary being no one is investigating her. and how come its ok for her to have gotten away with so much in comparison to Manforte who looks like an innocent 4 year old child compared to Hillary
LOL Everyone looks like a babe in the woods compared to Hitlery.
you never know, but asking what reasonable doubt is, seems like a good sign for the defense.
i am betting 50 bucks thats at least 42 shiny new white cars will have quite a few "Brown Stains" on them if Manforte is set free
well it will be interesting to see how it shakes out.you never know, but asking what reasonable doubt is, seems like a good sign for the defense.
That apparently is a common question for juries to ask.
It's now being reported that the jury is asking the judge "what if we can't come to a consensus on one count." That suggests that they are almost done.