The judge and the attorneys are in a huddle — should they hear the partial verdict now or send the jury home for the weekend and let them try to deliberate some more on Monday? Mr. Garling jokes that if ever Google decides to gather the world’s court cases, it should be called “Google Huddle”.
The judge tells the jury he’s inclined to send them home for the weekend. If they’d like a read-back of the testimony, they need only ask. Garling quotes Judge Alsup to the jury:
“Since there is hope of reaching that question, we should take advantage of that hope.”
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