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This document is a court transcript from August 10, 2022, detailing a judge's final instructions to a jury before they begin deliberations. The judge dismisses the alternate jurors and outlines the procedures for the 12 deliberating jurors, including how to communicate with the court, before officially sending them to deliberate at 4:49 p.m.
People (2)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Ms. Williams | Court official |
Mentioned as the person who will communicate with alternate jurors, swear in the Marshal, collect instructions, and s...
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| U.S. Marshal | Court security officer |
Mentioned as the officer who will be sworn in to safeguard the jury's deliberations.
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Organizations (1)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | Company |
Listed at the bottom of the page as the court reporting service.
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Timeline (2 events)
2022-08-10
The U.S. Marshal was sworn in by Ms. Williams to safeguard the jury's deliberations.
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Jury
The judge is giving official instructions to the jury regarding the rules and procedures for their deliberations.
Ms. Williams is tasked with managing procedural aspects for the jury, such as collecting instructions from alternates and showing jurors how to access exhibits.
The U.S. Marshal is sworn in to officially safeguard the jury and the integrity of their deliberations.
Key Quotes (3)
"For the alternates, Ms. Williams will collect the instructions from you."Source
— Judge (implied)
(Instructing the alternate jurors on the procedure for their dismissal.)
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"So just let me know by a note when you wish to break for the evening."Source
— Judge (implied)
(Informing the deliberating jurors how to communicate with the court to end their session for the day.)
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"Members of the jury, you may begin your deliberations."Source
— Judge (implied)
(The final instruction given to the jury before they retire to the jury room.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 767 Filed 08/10/22 Page 254 of 257 3088
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1 So when I send you back in a moment, the alternates
2 will gather their belongings, no communications with each other
3 about the case, gather their belongings, quick wave goodbye and
4 then you may head home until you hear from Ms. Williams about
5 next steps.
6 With respect to the 12 jurors who will be
7 deliberating, it's 4:48. You may deliberate as long as this
8 evening as you all agree to. So just let me know by a note
9 when you wish to break for the evening. At that point, I'll
10 bring you into the courtroom for instructions.
11 I'll ask the U.S. Marshal, the court security officer,
12 who will safeguard the jury's deliberations, to please come
13 forward and be sworn by Ms. Williams.
14 (Marshal sworn)
15 With that, you'll take your instructions back to the
16 jury room with you.
17 For the alternates, Ms. Williams will collect the
18 instructions from you.
19 We will send you back with a copy of the verdict form,
20 and Ms. Williams will show you how to access the admitted
21 exhibits should you wish to access them.
22 Members of the jury, you may begin your deliberations.
23 (At 4:49 p.m., the jury retired to deliberate)
24 (Continued on next page)
25
2 will gather their belongings, no communications with each other
3 about the case, gather their belongings, quick wave goodbye and
4 then you may head home until you hear from Ms. Williams about
5 next steps.
6 With respect to the 12 jurors who will be
7 deliberating, it's 4:48. You may deliberate as long as this
8 evening as you all agree to. So just let me know by a note
9 when you wish to break for the evening. At that point, I'll
10 bring you into the courtroom for instructions.
11 I'll ask the U.S. Marshal, the court security officer,
12 who will safeguard the jury's deliberations, to please come
13 forward and be sworn by Ms. Williams.
14 (Marshal sworn)
15 With that, you'll take your instructions back to the
16 jury room with you.
17 For the alternates, Ms. Williams will collect the
18 instructions from you.
19 We will send you back with a copy of the verdict form,
20 and Ms. Williams will show you how to access the admitted
21 exhibits should you wish to access them.
22 Members of the jury, you may begin your deliberations.
23 (At 4:49 p.m., the jury retired to deliberate)
24 (Continued on next page)
25
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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