[sitetest]

If you need to ask, you've got it.

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

If you have to ask what it means, then you have it.

[FNU LNU]

How about a doubt that you can’t reason your way out of?

[TigersEye]

Your honor, would “we can’t believe this shi’ite” qualify?

[Joe 6-pack]

"If you need to ask, you've got it.

If a juror is asking for a definition, he apparently does not consider himself a reasonable person.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Manafort will be convicted, no doubt in my mind..this is ALL about getting Trump..otherwise he would have never been prosecuted, please, tax evasion, a usual slap on the wrist, but Manafort can get 300 years in prison..because he did something horrible according to the left, and that is working for Donald Trump to get him elected..meanwhile Jihadist scum bags in New Mexico walk free and they murdered their 3 year old child and taught their remaining children to be school shooters but hey, they are Muslim so its all good

[fightin kentuckian]

Tomorrow’s headlines: MULLER OPENS INVESTIGATION INTO PRESIDENTIAL JURY TAMPERING!!

[E. Pluribus Unum]

All that’s required is one stealth deplorable on the jury.

[dragnet2]

I need to ask, what does this mean?

MANAFORT JURY ASKS ABOUT DEFINITION OF SHELF COMPANY

[VRWCarea51]

The Judge should have responded: Robert Mueller’s Russia Investigation

[upchuck]

Twitter is disgusting.

[SoFloFreeper]

I so hope Manafort walks.

Pure political prosecution. He is in trouble because Trump won. Period.

[Jane Long]

If you need to ask, you’ve got it.

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Bingo.

[AAABEST]

If you need to ask, you've got it.

Zinnnng.

[CivilWarBrewing]

If a jury asks for a definition of reasonable doubt, THAT MEANS THEY HAVE WHAT THEY BELIEVE ARE REASONABLE DOUBTS!

I know this because we asked the judge the very same question regarding "reasonable" doubts.

[PA-RIVER]

If they vote to convict, I’m hoping Trump Pardons him 30 seconds later, on Twitter, so the jury can hear about it as they leave the building.

[usconservative]

I predicted at the beginning Manafort was gonna walk. He will.

[usconservative]

Spot on comment btw.

[Chode]

oh dear...

[zeestephen]

I think there is a strong possibility that Manafort would be convicted even in a Conservative jurisdiction.

He is essentially claiming that he hired Gates to take care of all his finances, and he - Manafort - trusted Gates to be completely honest.

Most jurors are not going to accept the claim that Manafort - an intelligent, well educated, worldly, 60 year old man - paid no attention to the $60 million he earned from the Ukraine government.

[WHBates]

Yes great comment, but I would bet that some on the jury have it and the majority are not happy about it.