Ghislaine Maxwell: jury deliberations resume in sex-trafficking trial
“We now face a high and escalating risk that jurors and trial participants may need to quarantine,” Judge Alison Nathan said, “thus disrupting trial, putting at risk our ability to complete this trial.”on Monday: “All 50 states are in the soup at the same time. It’s like every state is being hit by a viral hurricane.”.
During jury selection, Nathan said she would not exclude prospective panelists based on vaccination status. One juror ultimately selected to serve said in court she was not currently enrolled in graduate school “because of the vaccination status requirement”. Jurors started deliberating late on 20 December. They did not attend court on 23 or 24 December, due to the Christmas holiday.
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