Australian Al -Fitr trial Live: The judge’s charge continues to Irene Patterson, a jury in the day 38 | Victoria
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The judge to end the charge on Monday, told the jury
The jury entered the courtroom in Morwell.
Bell continues to submit his instructions to the jury, known as the judge’s charge.
The jury tells that he will end a charge on Monday before lunch.
“You will be able to go home for the weekend,” he says.
After handing over the charge, a ballot will be held to determine which 12 jury will be traded, Bell says.
He says, “Far, if it is permissible to speak,” he says.
Bell states the jury that they will be isolated after each day.
What the jury heard yesterday
Before the procedures of today begin, here is a summary of what the jury heard on Wednesday:
1. Judge Christopher Bell He told the jury that it would not end their guidance on Thursday, which means that the first deliberations that it could start on Friday.
2. Bell said that the jury does not need to accept the opinions of expert witnesses in the trial. He said that the testimony of expert witnesses was evidence that the jury could choose to accept or reject it. He said that the jury are “the facts of the facts in this case.”
3. Bell began on the outlines PattersonThe alleged behavior raised by the claim. He said that the defense had argued that there were other innocent interpretations of the prosecution’s behavior dependent on it.
Welcome to day 38
Welcome to the 38th day of Irene PattersonTriple killing trial.
Judge Christopher Bell will Continue This morning, before they started their deliberations later this week.
Patterson, 50, faces three charges of murder and one charge of the attempted murder related to a lunch and Lingon that she served at her home in Lyongotha, in the regional. VictoriaJuly 29, 2023.
She is accused of killing her, Look and Patterson generationAnd her aunt for her separate husband, Heather Wilkinson. The murder charges that were killed by Heather’s husband, Ian.
She recognized that she was not guilty of charges.
The prosecution claims that Patterson intentionally allowed her guests lunch with a “fatal intention”, but her lawyers say that poisoning was a tragic accident.
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