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spooky3

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29. That's what I believe will happen. Nt

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Thu May 30, 2024, 12:21 AM

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If the jury comes back quickly, does that indicate a likely guilty verdict? [View all] Elessar Zappa May 2024 OP

Usually, yes Maeve May 2024 #1

Usually, but not always. Ocelot II May 2024 #2

Agreed. Ms. Toad May 2024 #10

So a quick verdict does seem unlikely. Elessar Zappa May 2024 #12

From what I heard... DET May 2024 #30

There's a third possibility here which is guilty on only some of the charges. nt Shermann May 2024 #3

That's what I believe will happen. Nt spooky3 May 2024 #29

I'm happy to be wrong!!!!! Nt spooky3 May 2024 #35

Not necessarily Tommy Carcetti May 2024 #4

They had a unanimous NOT GUILT vote in 30 minutes Prairie Gates May 2024 #15

They had the glove presentation jimfields33 May 2024 #22

Yes, a quick verdict is usually not good for the defense...unless sdfernando May 2024 #5

I'm concerned about the possibility of that one trumper on the jury I read about this a.m. n/t SheilaAnn May 2024 #6

In this case, almost certainly Tom Rinaldo May 2024 #7

I agree. LeftInTX May 2024 #9

Makes sense, thanks. Elessar Zappa May 2024 #11

Trump is expecting a guilty verdict - Ms. Toad May 2024 #14

Mother Teresa wasn't exactly a Saint Mad_Machine76 May 2024 #26

mostly the latter jcgoldie May 2024 #27

A quick verdict simply means unanimity LeonidPlanck May 2024 #8

It wont be quick and hung.... getagrip_already May 2024 #16

I really appreciate that you made me LeonidPlanck May 2024 #25

Ask OJ Prairie Gates May 2024 #13

Four hours was all it took to declare him not guilty NanaCat May 2024 #34

Even if initial vote is Guilty, they'll take a day or two to look like they deliberated. In meantime, some jurors Silent Type May 2024 #17

If A Guilty Verdict Is Rendered And I Was A Member Of The Jury....... global1 May 2024 #18

That's why I'm afraid that fear will cause some to vote 'not guilty'. NH Ethylene May 2024 #31

None of the E. Jean Carroll jurors (two trials) have spoken to media. spooky3 May 2024 #36

An agent? Or a bodyguard to protect them from MAGA psychopaths? emulatorloo May 2024 #20

The jury in the OJ Simpson criminal trial deliberated for less than 4 hours Jose Garcia May 2024 #19

All it takes is one stealth MAGA juror... PeaceWave May 2024 #21

Difficult to imagine one juror holding the line for all 34 counts. Torchlight May 2024 #23

As A Datapoint... ProfessorGAC May 2024 #24

No, and looks like it won't be 'quick,' as they're paying attention to DETAILS, elleng May 2024 #28

If they come back quickly it shouldn't take long to find out instead of speculating. live love laugh May 2024 #32

No. NanaCat May 2024 #33