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In an interview outside the courthouse after the verdict, Ms. Phillips explained how her opinion had changed and allowed her to join the unanimous vote to find Mr. Silver guilty on all counts.
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Former State Senate Leader Dean Skelos was stone - faced and silent as he left a federal courthouse where a jury found him and his son Adam guilty of public corruption charges today, after a four - week trial and just about eight hours of deliberations — but attorneys for both men said they would pursue legal challenges to the verdict.
The verdict came on the second day of deliberations, after a three - week trial before Judge Kimba Wood at the federal district courthouse in Manhattan.
After the verdict, Mr. Graham described the deliberations as «hard,» refusing to elaborate as he left the courthouse.
Neither Dean Skelos nor Adam Skelos spoke after the verdict, declining to address reporters as they walked from the courthouse up Mulberry Street, the father with his arm around his son's shoulder.
State Senator Dean G. Skelos and his son, Adam, left the federal courthouse in Manhattan after the verdict on Friday.
Bill Cosby walks after it was announced a verdict is in at the Montgomery County Courthouse for day fourteen of his sexual assault retrial on April 26, 2018 in Norristown, Pennsylvania.
The jury returned the verdict on August 5, 2016, after a two - week trial at the Jefferson County Courthouse.
Home Daily News Lawyer who helped an exoneree blow through... verdicts & settlements By Joseph Neff, The Marshall Project Posted May 1, 2018, 2:00 pm CDT Patrick Megaro, an attorney, outside the federal courthouse in Raleigh, North Carolina, after a 2017 hearing about his legal fees for representing Leon Brown and Henry McCollum.
In personal injury claims, we have helped our clients recover millions of dollars in the form of insurance settlements and jury verdicts, while our criminal defense clients are frequently able to enjoy the experience of walking out of the courthouse after an acquittal or dismissal of the charges they faced.