Lucy Letby Case #60 Guilty

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Sorry to ask a question that’s already been I’m asked I’m sure - so do the jury just tell the usher in the room with them that they’ve reached a verdict? And then they tell the judge? And then the judge calls them back in when ready?

and then the verdict is announced by the spokesperson for the jury there and then in the court room for the first time? And nobody knowsthe verdicts before rhen?

is that roughly what happens?

so could the jury have said they’re in agreement…dismissed for lunch to be backfor this afternoon?
Yes, you press the button in the deliberation room to say you have reached a verdict. Usher tells the judge and if the court is ready (sometimes need some time to get everyone sorted) you are taken down. Foreperson is asked if the jury have reached verdicts and the it's very quick.

On count 1, how do you find the defendant?

Answer

On count 2.....

It's very quick and very clinical. There is no stopping for people getting emotional.
 
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Is anyone else finding the holiday knee talk this morning and now letby knee talk and jokes completely bizarre! Like we have never really mentioned knees before today and now we having a right knee’s up! Weird 🤣
🎶Knees up Mother Brown Mrs Brooks🎶
 
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Also, wonderful people of the thread. Your food consumption does not make you 'good' or 'bad'. You are worthy of food and nourishment regardless of what you ate yesterday or what you did or didn't do exercise wise or how many wines you had. Whether you end up dieting and losing weight or not.

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