Sentences with phrase «including jury deliberation»

In her practice, Dr. Greeley has conducted extensive pre-trial research including jury deliberation groups, surrogate jury research groups and surveys, witness preparation, jury selection and post-trial interviews in venues in most of the 50 states and territories, including Alaska, Puerto Rico and Guam.

Not exact matches

After less than a day of deliberations, the jury of six men and six women found Ulbricht guilty of charges including drug trafficking, and conspiracies to commit money laundering and computer hacking.

Hanging over state business are both the federal corruption trial of Governor Andrew Cuomo's former top aide, Joe Percoco, which is now in jury deliberations after closing arguments last week and this year's state - level elections, including the race for governor.

After three days of jury deliberations, Silver was found guilty on all seven counts against him, which included charges of money laundering and extortion.

Even as the Arkansas story broke, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported that defense lawyers for former Pennsylvania Sen. Vincent J. Fumo moved to halt jury deliberations in his trial on federal corruption charges, contending that a juror posted messages to Twitter and Facebook, including one that said, «Stay tuned for a big announcement on Monday everyone!»

• Jury selection • Opening statements from both sides • Testimony from witnesses, including cross-examination • Closing arguments from both sides • Presentation of instructions to jury • Jury deliberation • VerJury selection • Opening statements from both sides • Testimony from witnesses, including cross-examination • Closing arguments from both sides • Presentation of instructions to jury • Jury deliberation • Verjury • Jury deliberation • VerJury deliberation • Verdict

Indeed, no one, including the judge, is even supposed to be aware of the views of individual jurors during deliberations, because a jury's independence is best guaranteed by secret deliberations, such that jurors may «return a verdict freely according to their conscience» and their «conduct in the jury room [may be] untrammeled by the fear of embarrassing publicity.»