Miles Guo Court Documents · Doc 394
摘要
Jury Notes · July 2024
A set of handwritten notes submitted by the jury to the Court during deliberations in United States v. Miles Guo, 23 Cr. 118 (AT) (S.D.N.Y.). Eight pages, entered on the docket on July 18, 2024. The originals are handwritten; this summary reflects an OCR reading and the recovery of individual words is limited.
What is legible
- One note requests physical copies of trial transcripts (Court Exhibit #1).
- One note requests a hard copy of a government exhibit.
- One note records that a juror disclosed having run an internet search on William Je (Court Exhibit #2, 10:44 a.m.).
- Further notes ask the Court about the response to an earlier note and whether to continue with a particular matter.
Note
Jury notes are the only trace deliberations leave on the docket; the Court's response to each note, and the parties' positions on the wording of those responses, are ordinarily recorded separately in the trial transcript. Every item above is an OCR reading of handwriting — points involving specific names or times should be verified against the original rather than cited from this summary.