At the suggestion of a famous poster, post your over/under jury deliberation time.

Time starts when doors closed on the jury.

I'll start and I'm gonna hedge a post I made earlier...

4hrs and I'm taking the under.

i dont know squat about this except what all you have been discussing, just too much to follow daily, I will go with 7.5 hours and he is a free young man

3 hours

3hr 33min
Will seem like coincidence, but it won't be

Edit: ended up as 3 days, 3 hours 30 min or so

2 hrs as an ironic nod to "2 more weeks"

7 hours 37 minutes.

15 hours due to the 37 pages of jury instructions.

7 hours

89 minutes

Whoop!

A full acquittal should come back by the mid afternoon. If the jury is still deliberating on Wednesday I'm getting worried.

Four hours,, if longer than that, it will be a hung jury.

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There are now 5 counts so I'll say 2 minutes each, not guilty on all. To account for one water break I say under 12 minutes.

I don't think I've wanted to be a fly on the wall more than in this deliberation room.

Because I've lost faith in humanity I think he will be found guilty.

My black pill and white pill with hinge on the outcome of this case.

6 hours.

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There are now 5 counts so I'll say 2 minutes each, not guilty on all. To account for one water break I say under 12 minutes.

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A murder trial has never had a verdict that quick. I believe 45 minutes is the record for a capital murder trial.

Over

6 hrs 45 min

BMX Bandit said:

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7 hours

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Things got screwed up time wise because they have to come back tomorrow to do the lottery and then retire for deliberations. It appears the final 12 are NOT being sequestered during deliberations for some reason of which I am unaware. Court reconvenes at 9 AM. Say jury gets the case at 9:30-9:45 AM.

If acquittal, 4-5 PM area for verdict announcement in court. Again, have to discern between the jury telling the judge they have reached a verdict and that verdict being announce in open court. That is usually about an hour or so.

Yeah, seven- eight hours sounds about right for a non-sequestered jury not going to be housed in a good hotel, by Kenosha standards.

Take a gander of the "best" hotels in Kenosha. LOL.

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AggieUSMC said:

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There are now 5 counts so I'll say 2 minutes each, not guilty on all. To account for one water break I say under 12 minutes.

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A murder trial has never had a verdict that quick. I believe 45 minutes is the record for a capital murder trial.

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Is this a "capital murder" trial? I don't think the death sentence is in play? What do you know I don't know?

Pretty sure Rittenhouse's spokesman was on Fox News from his laundry room.

Guessing Stella is the goto...




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AggieUSMC said:

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There are now 5 counts so I'll say 2 minutes each, not guilty on all. To account for one water break I say under 12 minutes.

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A murder trial has never had a verdict that quick. I believe 45 minutes is the record for a capital murder trial.

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The evidence is pretty clear here. Without knowing what other trial you're referring to, it doesn't seem like someone looking impartially at the facts in this case would need any more time than I mentioned to return a not guilty verdict for each count.

They're done tomorrow afternoon. Full acquittal.

"We all have to take a beating once in a while." - James Kraus

aggiehawg said:

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BMX Bandit said:

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7 hours

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Things got screwed up time wise because they have to come back tomorrow to do the lottery and then retire for deliberations. It appears the final 12 are NOT being sequestered during deliberations for some reason of which I am unaware. Court reconvenes at 9 AM. Say jury gets the case at 9:30-9:45 AM.

If acquittal, 4-5 PM area for verdict announcement in court. Again, have to discern between the jury telling the judge they have reached a verdict and that verdict being announce in open court. That is usually about an hour or so.

Yeah, seven- eight hours sounds about right for a non-sequestered jury not going to be housed in a good hotel, by Kenosha standards.

Take a gander of the "best" hotels in Kenosha. LOL.

Link

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Folks, Candlewood Suites is the "best" hotel in Kenosha. Now, when The Hubs and I go to bowl games, we like Candlewood Suites. For an away game motel, they are really good with full sized fridge and small kitchen, living room separate from the bedroom, etc. Comfy. But we always go out to eat. No restaurant, no room service.

Great for gameday trips, suck for being sequestered as a jury.

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They're done tomorrow afternoon. Full acquittal.

"We all have to take a beating once in a while." - James Kraus

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I'll hand out some beatings tomorrow night.

Full acquittal, 3:45 Central.

Six hours before jury foreman advises judge they cannot reach a verdict on any charge. Judge tells them to keep trying. Three hours later the jury is dismissed for the night. A hung jury is declared two hours after deliberations are resumed on Wednesday morning.

The jury instructions are pages and pages long. Just getting through those is just going to take half the day.

I hated the defense closing not focusing on elements of self-defense. Not having that clear path from which to start means they are going to have to slog through, but hopefully not.

I'm going with 4 hours and a hung jury. There will be holdouts that won't change their opinion one way or another.

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I'm going with 4 hours and a hung jury. There will be holdouts that won't change their opinion one way or another.

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No way the judge will let them be hung after just 4 hours. He'll just tell them to keep trying.

6:07pm verdict announcement tomorrow