Verdict Wednesday!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The title of this thread presumed a quick verdict... it's not happening and the Judge sent the jury home for the day.

Poor DCUM, another night of waiting...

I am curious as to where you get your news that you posted this erroneous information?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well, if he’s found innocent then just have the jury vote again. Why not?

Or re try him again on the same charges!

That is called double jeopardy and is against the law.

[Anonymous]

Verdict is in asking for 30 minutes

[Anonymous]

there's a verdict. Will be read at or around 1730 hours

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Verdict Thursday!

[Anonymous]

Ding, ding, ding!

[Anonymous]

Predictions!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Predictions!

I'd be really surprised if it's an acquittal this quickly, especially in New York.

[Anonymous]

That didn't take too long - sounds like it might be guilty since they didn't have to debate so much!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Predictions!

I'd be really surprised if it's an acquittal this quickly, especially in New York.

This. They only deliberated a few hours yesterday and spent much of the morning rehearing testimony. That’s pretty quick. Which usually indicates conviction. And the defense was weak. Still color me surprised if Trump is actually found guilty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Predictions!

I'd be really surprised if it's an acquittal this quickly, especially in New York.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Predictions!

I'd be really surprised if it's an acquittal this quickly, especially in New York.

This. They only deliberated a few hours yesterday and spent much of the morning rehearing testimony. That’s pretty quick. Which usually indicates conviction. And the defense was weak. Still color me surprised if Trump is actually found guilty.

They've actually spent over 10 hours deliberating. They deliberated about 4.5 hours yesterday and about 6 hours today.

But for a case of this magnitude, that is not very long.

[Anonymous]

He’ll be convicted on at least some counts. No way he gets a full acquittal.

[Anonymous]

Guilty!