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Summary
This document is a court transcript from a case filed on August 10, 2022, in which a judge is instructing the jury on their conduct. The judge strictly prohibits jurors from discussing the case with anyone, including each other, until deliberations, and forbids the use of any electronic devices or social media for communication or research related to the case. The instructions emphasize the need to keep an open mind and base their verdict solely on the evidence presented in court.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| jurors | Juror |
The recipients of the instructions on conduct during the case.
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| witnesses | Witness |
Mentioned as being known to the government, defendant, and Court.
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| the defendant | Defendant |
A party in the case to whom witnesses are known.
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Organizations (11)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| Court | Government agency |
The entity conducting the trial and to whom witnesses were known.
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| government | Government agency |
A party in the case to whom witnesses are known.
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| Company |
Listed as a social media application jurors are forbidden from using to communicate about the case.
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| Company |
Listed as a social media application jurors are forbidden from using to communicate about the case.
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| Company |
Listed as a social media application jurors are forbidden from using to communicate about the case.
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| Company |
Listed as a social media application jurors are forbidden from using to communicate about the case.
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| You Tube | Company |
Listed as a social media application jurors are forbidden from using to communicate about the case.
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| Company |
Listed as a social media application jurors are forbidden from using to communicate about the case.
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| iPhone | Brand |
Mentioned as a device jurors are forbidden from using to communicate about the case.
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| BlackBerry | Brand |
Mentioned as a device jurors are forbidden from using to communicate about the case.
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| SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. | Company |
Court reporting service listed in the footer of the document.
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Timeline (1 events)
2022-08-10
A judge provides instructions to the jury regarding their conduct, specifically prohibiting any communication about the case until deliberations begin and after they are discharged.
Courtroom
Judge (unnamed)
Jurors
Locations (2)
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The location where jurors will go to decide their verdict at the end of the case.
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The jurisdiction implied by the court reporting company name in the footer.
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Relationships (1)
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Jurors
The document is a transcript of a judge giving binding instructions to the jury on their conduct during a trial.
Key Quotes (3)
"First, you must not talk to each other about this case or about anyone who has anything to do with this case until the end of the case, when you go to the jury room and decide your verdict."Source
— Judge (unnamed)
(An instruction to the jury prohibiting discussion of the case among themselves until deliberations.)
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"Second, do not communicate with anyone else about the case or about anyone having anything to do with it until the trial has ended and you've been discharged as jurors."Source
— Judge (unnamed)
(An instruction to the jury prohibiting communication about the case with any outside parties.)
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Quote #2
""no communicating about the case" means no communicating on your cell phone, iPhone, BlackBerry, text messaging, websites, internet chat rooms, email, social media websites or applications, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, You Tube, Reddit, etc., or by any other means."Source
— Judge (unnamed)
(A detailed definition of what constitutes prohibited communication for the jury.)
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-AJN Document 741 Filed 08/10/22 Page 21 of 106
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1 witnesses are known to the government, the defendant, to the
2 Court, and were shown to you during jury selection. This
3 process should not bear in any way on your evaluation of the
4 evidence in this case.
5 Finally, let me caution you about certain rules and
6 principles governing your conduct as jurors in this case.
7 First, you must not talk to each other about this case
8 or about anyone who has anything to do with this case until the
9 end of the case, when you go to the jury room and decide your
10 verdict. And the reason for this requirement is that you must
11 not reach any conclusion on the charges until all of the
12 evidence is in. As I've said, keep an open mind until you
13 start your deliberations at the end of the case.
14 Second, do not communicate with anyone else about the
15 case or about anyone having anything to do with it until the
16 trial has ended and you've been discharged as jurors. "Anyone
17 else" includes members of your family and your friends. And
18 "no communicating about the case" means no communicating on
19 your cell phone, iPhone, BlackBerry, text messaging, websites,
20 internet chat rooms, email, social media websites or
21 applications, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn,
22 You Tube, Reddit, etc., or by any other means. I know in this
23 day and age there's a temptation to look at these devices or
24 means of communication; but with your oath, you are making a
25 commitment to resist that temptation. Of course, you may tell
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1 witnesses are known to the government, the defendant, to the
2 Court, and were shown to you during jury selection. This
3 process should not bear in any way on your evaluation of the
4 evidence in this case.
5 Finally, let me caution you about certain rules and
6 principles governing your conduct as jurors in this case.
7 First, you must not talk to each other about this case
8 or about anyone who has anything to do with this case until the
9 end of the case, when you go to the jury room and decide your
10 verdict. And the reason for this requirement is that you must
11 not reach any conclusion on the charges until all of the
12 evidence is in. As I've said, keep an open mind until you
13 start your deliberations at the end of the case.
14 Second, do not communicate with anyone else about the
15 case or about anyone having anything to do with it until the
16 trial has ended and you've been discharged as jurors. "Anyone
17 else" includes members of your family and your friends. And
18 "no communicating about the case" means no communicating on
19 your cell phone, iPhone, BlackBerry, text messaging, websites,
20 internet chat rooms, email, social media websites or
21 applications, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn,
22 You Tube, Reddit, etc., or by any other means. I know in this
23 day and age there's a temptation to look at these devices or
24 means of communication; but with your oath, you are making a
25 commitment to resist that temptation. Of course, you may tell
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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