🔍The jury finds the defendant guilty of involuntary manslaughter but not guilty of tampering with evidence.
📅A sentencing date is set for the defendant after she is remanded into custody.
👥The judge polls each jury member individually to confirm their verdict.
🧾The defendant's counsel requests that she be released pending sentencing.
👩⚖️The judge decides to remand the defendant into custody due to the nature of the conviction.
What was the verdict for the defendant?
—The defendant was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter but not guilty of tampering with evidence.
What happens after the verdict is delivered?
—The defendant is remanded into custody, and a sentencing date is set.
Did the jury deliberate on other charges?
—No, the verdict only applies to the charges of involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence.
Can the defendant be released pending sentencing?
—The defendant's counsel requests her release, but the judge decides to remand her into custody.
When will the sentencing take place?
—The sentencing date will be set separately, taking into account the court's schedule.
00:44The verdict is about to be announced.
00:59The jury finds the defendant guilty of involuntary manslaughter but not guilty of tampering with evidence.
02:08The jury confirms their verdict individually.
02:41The defendant is found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
02:49The defendant is found not guilty of tampering with evidence.
03:02The state requests that the defendant be taken into custody.
03:16The defense requests that the defendant be released pending sentencing.
06:00The judge remands the defendant into custody.
