Dalia Dippolito Retrial Jury Questions 1 and 2 12/13/16 | Summary and Q&A

TL;DR

Jurors cannot access transcripts of audio calls; rely only on evidence presented in court.

Key Insights

• 🎮 Legal proceedings restrict access to audio and video transcripts for jurors.
• ❓ Mohammed Shihadeh's original statement and recording are not part of the legal evidence.
• 🎁 Court emphasizes reliance on evidence presented during trial.
• 😒 Jurors are advised to use available audio and video evidence during deliberations.
• ♿ Necessity for a clear understanding of the limitations in accessing legal transcripts.
• ❓ Importance of following court instructions during deliberations.
• ❓ Legal processes focus on the evidence submitted during the trial.

Transcript

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Questions & Answers

Q: Can jurors access transcripts of audio and video calls?

No, there are no transcripts available; jurors must base decisions on evidence presented in court and can replay audio/video in the courtroom.

Q: Is Mohammed Shihadeh's original statement and recording part of the evidence?

No, there is no original statement or recording of Mohammed Shihadeh in evidence; jurors must rely solely on the evidence presented during the trial.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Jurors cannot obtain transcripts of audio calls, must rely on evidence presented.

• No original statement or recording of Mohammed Shihadeh available as evidence.

• Court advises jurors to revisit audio and video evidence if needed during deliberations.