kittythehare
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Good thing Jury have access to testimony so they can check it off against Jen Mc's stellar record of truthfulnesswas that ever confirmed by more than one person that is what she said. Most heard "Did I hit him" "Could I have hit him" which are natural reactions given the alcohol levels invovled.
I want to know which male juror she picked as foreperson.
ETA: not by juror number but by description from reporters in the room
I think the only thing that could be deemed more boring than Lally’s closing argument was England’s last match. A 1-1 draw with Denmark. Terrible!Two screens!
Go * soccer * team!![]()
Is this normal? They won't be provided with transcripts of testimony? there were a lot of people called to the stand and they're supposed to rely on memory to decide if someone goes to prison....?@BienickWCVB
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The jury will not be provided with a transcript of the testimony. They will need to rely on their memories of what witnesses said.
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The judge has not spoken individually with the jurors during the trial but she did question them individually during jury selection.
The judge encourages jury not to take a straw poll at the start of deliberations but rather to start by talking about the evidence.
The jury will not be provided with a transcript of the testimony. They will need to rely on their memories of what witnesses said.
The judge says the foreperson must be certain of the unanimity of a verdict before announcing it the judge. He nods affirmatively.
The judge finishes her instructions and calls the attorneys to the bench for a sidebar.
i recall judge saying at start that was the rule/court protocol in massuchussetts (sp/?)Had to skim the thread to catch up so may have missed this, why did the defense go first?
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Judge selects juror in seat number one to serve as foreperson. He says, "I will."
1:15 PM · Jun 25, 2024
Very normal, transcripts are very unusual for deliberating jurors.Is this normal? They won't be provided with transcripts of testimony? there were a lot of people called to the stand and they're supposed to rely on memory to decide if someone goes to prison....?
LOL thanks, I got that part. Some of the reporters have mentioned how certain jurors behaved during the closings so I'm more interested in if that was the male juror described as looking at the ceiling the whole time, etc., those kind of descriptions.Apparently, it was literally just the guy in seat number 1.
hah perfect! Just like Jackson said and there is Lally still doing it a hour later (not that he had much choice)." Look over there..."
Yes. Very concerned about fairness of that 11th-hour dismissal and hope we learn the truth about "why". mooAnyone else wondering what the heck was going on with that dismissed juror?
Very normal, transcripts are very unusual for deliberating jurors.