How many more notes does this jury have to send out before this thing is deadlocked?

So this is the way it works.

This is the way it typically works and nothing really different in this case.

You get that one communication.

And, you know, in my 27 years of doing this, when that first communication comes out, especially in superior court where the trial's taken two or three weeks, the judge usually does not go into Tui Rodriguez, just tells him, keep working.

Not much more, not much less.

If they come back with another note, another correspondence, then given the fact that now what it's been 22, 23 plus hours, I would imagine that attorney Reddington will push for Tui Rodriguez or push for a mistrial.

But if we do get to that point, who walks away from this as the winner and who has the advantage coming into a retrial?