I wouldn't expect a quick verdict. Deliberations must be done on each charge, specifically. It's not an easy case for the jury at all.

They're not going to rush to judgment, and unanimity may be difficult to come by on all charges.

Patience...

They aren't going to just vote guilty and call it a day.

who will insist that each count be discussed. If I were on that jury, I'd be that guy, for sure. I take jury duty very seriously.

and there are a lot of them. I would not expect a verdict today even if they are leaning toward a conviction.

just because there are so many different counts that they have to work through and some of the bank fraud stuff was complex.

They reckon guilty on most if not all of the charges but a fair amount of deliberation time to actually look at all of them.

For each charge they have to go over what the charge is, what the legal standard and elements are of that crime, the evidence, take a vote, then if they don’t agree deliberate, vote again, etc.

Back in under 20 hours would mean the prosecution did an amazing job.

Some accusation were SHOWN to be GUILTY on their face and won't require much deliberation, but some will require quite a bit. You also have to take into consideration the fact that "Jurors" as a rule don't like to go over weekends, so I'm thinking they'll do a;; th hey can to wrap it up by the end of Friday.

In which case the judge will send the case back to the jury for further deliberation until either there's an agreement or a clear deadlock.

Just my gut feeling. It's possible he might skate on some charges, but I'm betting he'll be convicted of others.