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This legal document, filed on February 24, 2022, is an argument against a defendant's motion for a new trial. It cites legal precedent to establish the high standard for granting such motions and uses statements from 'Juror 50' to The Daily Mail to demonstrate the jury's deliberation process was diligent and fair. The juror's account is presented as evidence that the verdict was based on a methodical review of the evidence without undue pressure, thereby undermining the defendant's motion.

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Juror 50 described the jury's deliberation process, which involved reading instructions, methodically working through counts, writing evidence on a whiteboard, and deliberating towards a consensus.
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"[u]pon the defendant’s motion, the court may vacate any judgment and grant a new trial if the interest of justice so requires."
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— Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 33(a) (Quoted to establish the applicable law for a motion for a new trial.)
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"a real concern that an innocent person may have been convicted."
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— United States v. McCourty (Cited as the standard a district court must find before ordering a new trial.)
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"did our due diligence"
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— Juror 50 (Describing the jury's work before reaching a verdict in a statement to The Daily Mail.)
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"was simply set to one side and not discussed during deliberations."
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— Juror 50 (Referring to the defendant's decision not to testify.)
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"[a]bsolutely” felt “sympathy” for the defendant"
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— Juror 50 (Indicating his personal feelings towards the defendant.)
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"very seriously because we took it as, this could be our sister, our sister could be on trial here,"
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— Juror 50 (Explaining the serious approach the jury took to their duty.)
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"[w]e really have to comb through the evidence and make sure we have enough proof to say that she’s either guilty or not."
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— Juror 50 (Describing the jury's process for evaluating evidence.)
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"said he never felt pressure from either the judge or the rest of the jurors to reach a verdict,"
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— Juror 50 (Stating that the verdict was reached without coercion.)
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"[t]he prosecution proved their case beyond a reasonable doubt."
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— Juror 50 (Stating his conclusion on the outcome of the trial.)
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