Update: At around 5 p.m., jurors sent a note to Judge James F.X. Doyle stating that they are deadlocked on one of the four felony charges filed against Mr. Guldi. Jurors have repeatedly asked the court to have the definition of one of the charges—criminal possession of a forged instrument in the second degree—read over to them. Judge Doyle also said that jurors would continue to deliberate for at least another half an hour.
Update: At approximately 3 p.m., the jury sent a note to the judge asking if Mr. Guldi had to physically touch the check to be guilty of criminal possession of a forged instrument. The judge responded by reading the statute again.
Juror deliberations in the criminal trial of former Suffolk County Legislator George O. Guldi continued on Wednesday... more
Update: At approximately 3 p.m., the jury sent a note to the judge asking if Mr. Guldi had to physically touch the check to be guilty of criminal possession of a forged instrument. The judge responded by reading the statute again.
Juror deliberations in the criminal trial of former Suffolk County Legislator George O. Guldi continued on Wednesday... more













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