Jury dismissed for the day

[senseandsensibility]

MSNBC. Andrew Weissman says that they'll wait until tomorrow to read them the jury instructions. Also it's a "quirk" of the law that the jury can't have a copy of the instructions in NY.

[Doodley]

1. WTF!

[orange jar]

2. huh?

n/t.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

3. I do not think ending the day or reading them tomorrow is unusual

I am not a lawyer.

[Doodley]

5. A quick guilty verdict would be best! More time that goes by suggests there may be less agreement.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

7. A quick guilty verdict would be second best

A careful deliberated guilty verdict would be best.

A fast guilty would only feed the narrative that he is persecuted and convicted in a predetermined verdict. And don't nobody give me no shit about the magas will recite that narrative anyway. Don't give the wobbly middle voters any reason to believe the magas.

[GreenWave]

9. Followed by the death penalty.

Stakes should rise proportionately for each violation of gag order.

[Doodley]

10. I like your way of thinking.

[RubyRose]

4. Last time i served on a jury we couldn't have

anything from the trial. We had to ask the bailiff and the court recorder was brought in and read what we wanted out loud.

[senseandsensibility]

6. I think that's true in this trial for the

testimony. It has to be read by the court reporter.

[Celerity]

8. I think the verdict will come on Friday (maybe, maybe late Thursday, but I will go with Friday)

[myohmy2]

11. I say...

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