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It's about eight years old now. When your names are called, it is advised that you consider the following question. That would be, is there anything known to you that a reasonable person observing with knowledge of that information would say you by reason of probable bias or favor may be incapable of rendering a fair verdict in this case? Do not be timid to let me know of anything that concerns your mind. If your answer to this question is yes, you should indicate and you may be excused. To assist you with answering this question, you should consider the following. Do you know any, do you know the accused man or any of the witnesses or any relatives and or associates in such, in such a manner or to such a degree that you or some reasonable observer may think you may not honestly, without bias or favor to any side, deliberate in this matter on the basis of the law and evidence only? And two, are you likely to suffer from depression or pain or circumstance due to illness, work or travel arrangements and or other commitments that you or some reasonable observer may think you may not honestly and properly address your minds to your duty in this trial? And three, do you hold any views that are so strong that you or some reasonable observer may think those views cannot be varied regardless of the evidence and the law you shall hear in this case and thus may unfairly affect your judgment in this case? If your answer to any of those questions is yes, you ought to indicate so that you may be excused. Now that is not an exhaustive list. There may have been other considerations that I have not mentioned. On the other hand, it is not an opportunity for violence of service. We do know how to separate the genuine from the not. Finally, once you have indicated by raising your hand, please speak no further until the court has first asked you some questions or given you further directions as to how you should speak. If your concern is one that you do not wish to speak out loudly in open court, you may have asked me a note and I will consider it with counsel and respond to you. Let me add at this point, the prosecutor at some point will read out a list of names of witnesses or potential witnesses you are likely to hear from in this trial. That list may include names of witnesses to be called for the Crown and names of witnesses who may be called for the defense. It may also contain names that may be mentioned but not called by either side. You apply the same rules to that list as I have just told you. In the list, counsel, include the names of those potential witnesses you earlier mentioned to me. As of May or May not, if this matter has anything to do with, this has anything to do, I'm just coming to the case. As you would notice, I just picked it up this morning. Any of those social clubs that are going to be mentioned at this point, because that would be an important factor for the jurors to know. If you may or may not hear names of certain important social clubs in this country. You mean social clubs or anti-social clubs? Anti-social clubs, yes. I anticipate the Crown will be seeking to... Well, if that's the case, you will mention, what's the names that may or may not be mentioned? Who? Who else? Parts 8 and 47? All right. That's another factor you may consider. You may or may not hear the name mentioned of gangs by names of Parts 8 or 47th Street. Those are factors that you may consider as to how it might have impacted you or yours in a manner that may make you feel that you can do fair judgment in this case. All right. Let's go forward. I assume that the prosecution, the defense has supplied the prosecution with possible names that might be called. So from that list, you might not be able to always tell who's going to be called for the prosecution or the defense. That's why the list is completed now, completed now. Let's try it. Number 11? Kyria Gibbs? Kyrie? What was that name? Number 11. Julianne Correa? Juror number 34? Colin Thompson? Juror number 1? James Anthony? Juror number 25? Nathaniel Smith? Juror number 3? Earl Benson? What was that? What was that? What was that? What? Part of the media. Part of the media was called by colleagues. What was that? What was that? What was that? Juror number 21? Coy Rattery? Juror number 24? Susan Simon? Simon, sorry. Your Honor? No, sorry. Just a moment. Just a second. You wanted to say something? Yes. I've been accused for the month of November. I'm traveling on November 7th. I'm just concerned that the case could evolve. Let me see the letter. What's the date? Thank you. Everybody say happy birthday. Happy birthday. It's my birthday today. Happy birthday. Enjoy your birthday. 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All right. Rebis. Number 13, Vandal Lodge. Any concerns, Mr. Lodge? Yes, sir. Keep it short or straight to the point. All right. Oh, I see. All right. All right. So he's gone. Yes. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, anything? 29, Samantha Smyth. Samantha Smyth. That's Smyth. That's Smyth. Anyhow, if you have a surname spelled S-Y-M-T-H-E, we'll be looking for you. Wherever you put that Y, we are looking for you. You're not there? Okay, that's $1,000 that person asked for us. That was all the money this morning for these absentees. They must be pretty rich with all that money to give us. That's $7,000 already, seven absentees. And we give you $50 for coming, but we take $1,000 from you if you don't come. We're the government. Yes, replace. Go ahead. Number nine, Patricia Hollis. Any concerns with Hollis? The defendant, who's… This defendant's name is Jerry Magdiel. A lot of Diel families in Bermuda. This is in the drunk driving case. This is… That's not going to work. The Diel issue. You said you know a Diel family? What's the name? Dorian Diel. Ring any bells? I hear any bells ring. Yes? Just for the record, my lord, that's number nine, Ms. Hollis. The information I have is that she's excused from the 20th to the 27th of November. 27th of November? I wouldn't even be in Bermuda. 27th of November? You expect to be here that day? The 20th to the 27th? I'm traveling before that. Good. Okay. I'm the fastest in the line, man. I don't make poor cases. We get on with them. Once we start, you're going to seat. Person in seat six. In seat six. Yes. Stand up, madam. Madam with the young one. That's the one? That's the one? Yes, madam. You are excused. You are done. Yes. Yes. Number 44, Sandra Woolrich. Number 15, Michael Mello. That's the defendant, your lord. Deceased. Yes. Number four, Jakari Benjamin. Number 19, Edward Perry. Herrera? Herrera, sorry. Yes. Yes. Number 37, Chanel Vaughn. Yes. Yes. 32, Marin Antonic. Yes, sir. Yes. Number one. Stand up. That's the lady who does this. Yes. 33, Kimberly Thomas. Hello. Yes. Six, Jonathan Carrero. Mr. Carrero. How long will it take to set up? We'll see what we can do to accommodate you. Number one. Number two. 39, Carl Walker. Are you concerned, Ms. Walker? Yes. Yes, prosecutor. Sandra. Our condolences. Karen Trox. Any concerns, Mrs. Trox? Sandra. Yes. Mr. Augustus. Any concerns, Mr. Augustus? Down the front line, any concerns? Down the back line, any concerns? Good. We are going to select three additional persons to serve as alternate jurors in this manner. How that works is if you, for any reason, any of these have to be dropped out, you will replace that one or each in the order in which you are now selected. Yep, and then we are going to go right back through the list. Go ahead. 26, Stanley Smith. Stanley Smith. Any concerns, sir? Yes. I work for myself. I did prosecute for a case earlier. Now I'm going to do it again. You work for yourself doing again? Yeah, I work for myself again. Doing what, sir? Saving. Also, I'm a minister. I love saving. You shouldn't lose out there. Ministers do well. You don't have to live for a break. You just do well. And you served in September? What case? With me? It was a little case. I was in the hospital for two days. Stand up, sir. All right, those numbers have run out. We are going to go back to those that were still down. We want to get three alternatives. So the first one is Couragia Joyens. Come forward. First of all, do you have any concerns, Mr. Joyens? None? Yes, prosecutor. Yes, sir. If you don't want to speak it out, you can do it. Yes. Take a little seat there, Mr. Joyens. Take a seat there, too. And you can show it to the defense before you send it. You are going to need a bigger notebook. Yes. Okay. I guess we are agreed, all of us. I didn't say that. I'm not sure that that would fall within the test, but I'm in your hands. Stand down, Mr. Joyens. Nathaniel Smith was D2. You know Kofi. That's reasoning out. P3, based on, covered by the media. He's a media coverage man, I'm assuming. Okay. I guess that's because what institution you work for? Bermuda Broadcasting? Yes. Who does the people with the TV thing? Yes. They don't do much? I heard. Put a little question mark, so you didn't write. Because D3, D4. No one defended and sent. Not to send. Gavin Simmons has cause D5. Tory Richardson. Tory Richardson. He's the one with the crutches. Yes. Good. So you have any concerns, Mr. Richardson, besides the crutches? Yes. I hope everybody. You know what? He's a good friend of mine. That's because P6 was Jaquan Lowe. Any concerns, Mr. Lowe? Any concerns? That's possible. No, sir. P7. That was Krishante Hippolyte, who was number 46. Any concerns, Mr. Hippolyte? No concerns? No. I'm getting another no. Oh, no, no. Good. No concerns. Stay put. P8 is Julia Tuttle, who went to school with a defendant. P9 was Mr. Outterbridge, who travels next week. Check this out. Those are cause, cause, cause. P10 was Matthew Paul. Number 18. Matthew Paul. Any concerns, Mr. Paul? No, the defendant. No, the defendant. All right. That's cause. 11, Mr. Archer. He was her lawyer. That's out. That's cause. 12, Thompson. Knows Fabri, Fabri. Put a little question mark, say to him. Bring him back, you know. I take that as cause. You're out. 13. Bengel Lodge. I accept that as cause. 14. No, it's defendant and father. That's cause. 15. P15 is numbers. Benjamin. Where he left. Let me call out again. I have that right. Benjamin. Number four. He left. He didn't answer at the beginning. He was a lobster one? Hmm? Then what? He said nothing? He said what? Stand down. That don't mean go away. He was never here? You should have said that. You don't miss that. That's very important. Because if he came and he left, he would have had $500 for us. But since he didn't come at all, he got $1,000 out. This is important. You have to keep the record straight. Keep your accounts good, okay? So he was actually absent. So he was absent number nine. He walked some money for us. 16. Was Edward Pereira. Don't say Pereira. 19. 19. Yes, Edward Pereira. You have any concerns with Mr. Pereira? You have 11? Okay. I didn't see that. Okay. All right. Go back. 17. Number 37. Chanel Vaughn. Chanel Vaughn. You have any concerns with Mrs. Vaughn? That looks like cause to me. Kimberly Thomas was number 18. Number 33, Kimberly Thomas. 18 stood down. Any concerns with Thomas? That's where you are crying? Yeah? Hello? Crayon. The crayon didn't work, but I'm sympathetic to the baby. If anybody has got tears, tears thing don't work. But I'm sympathetic to the baby. That's cause. That's a lot of emotion. 19. Brother just died. That's cause. 20. Father, that's cause. And that looks like it, right? Maybe rental. We have some absent people. But I'm still going to want to see if I can have an alternate selected. We are not going to hear any evidence this morning. We are not going to swear the jury on. So you are going to try and round up all those absent people and bring them in. We'll try and select some more jurors to add to this group. All right? We don't want to take any chance. They want to see. We'll have to make as much effort as possible to let the defender have to let jurors preside over this case. If I can't do that, I'm going to do that. I can't do it, but then you do the alternate. All right. I want to thank all of you who have not been selected for coming. I'm not going to discharge you. You will be informed when you are required again for further cases. This is the end of the session, this session? Oh, there's a new panel. There's not a new panel. So this is in November. What? Oh, this comes from that panel. Okay. Good. So see you later. We have some more cases for you. So we'll contact you and let you know. Thanks. Huh? Hold a minute. Stop a minute. What's that? You've got to confirm? You're required on Monday? Okay. Don't shout. Don't shout. I want all the staff there quickly. Please quickly. Okay. So you are required on Monday, and you're going to go back over to the other court over there. The new building, James Lewis Brown Evans Building. Monday morning at the usual time. All right? Yes, all of you who stepped out, you're required on Monday morning over at the James Lewis Brown Evans Building. A new model is expected to proceed. All right. All right. To you who are being selected so far, let me give you some directions at this point. The jury officer is going to show you where the jury room is right here, so that you know where to assemble, how to get in and so on in the morning, and the different times that you have to get in. I know that you have to inform other significant persons or places where you are absent. When you do that, please do not inform them what case you are sitting on or any details about it whatsoever. No names. Don't tell them what kind of case it is or anything like that. There's a simple reason for that, or simple reasons. First instruction is you mustn't discuss this matter with any persons outside their numbers at all. You're going to be free to discuss it among yourselves as you progress, but you should only do so when you're all together. And when you do so, if you do so at all, you should not seek to reach any final conclusions one way or the other. Simple reasons for that or reasons for that are that, one, you would not have yet heard all the evidence in case it's going to twist and turn. Two, you would not have been given the directions in law, which I as a judge will have to give you at the end of the trial after you've heard all the evidence. And those rules that I will direct you about will instruct you about how to approach the interpretation of evidence and the application of law. So you would not have had all the tools until we get to that stage. All right? Another reason why you mustn't discuss any matter outside your numbers with anybody is because you do not wish to be influenced by anyone or anything outside of this courtroom. All that you need, you're going to get from here, and you know our people. As soon as you tell somebody you are the jury, they're curious, they want to know what's about. If you tell them more, if you tell them particularly what case it is, they know more than you, it seems. So they'll sometimes innocently, sometimes deliberately, might seek to influence you one way or the other. Now, I know that you think you are strong people and nobody can influence you one way or the other. I know you think that. We all like to think that. But the thing is that you can never be sure about that. Somebody gives you some little piece of information that the rest don't ask. You do not know how that would influence you. We never know how things would influence us. It may very well be you may discover that somebody didn't pay your child support when you were young, or somebody beat up your sister, or broke her heart or his heart, your brother, or somebody was—that's not the bad side, but the good side—somebody fed you, or somebody belonged to you, or helped you out in some other nice manner. Perhaps God didn't give you a seat in the bus. Simple little things like that might niggle in your mind when you are deliberating on these serious issues, and you do not wish that to happen. All right? So the best thing to do is say nothing to anybody about this case, and I can tell you that people are still going to try. People will call you. All of a sudden, you will get calls. People are very bold in this place. You know, I don't say this just to be insulting to anybody like that. I'm telling you, people around here are bold. They try to call the judge. They try to talk me up. I go to the supermarket, and somebody gets me like this. Lock him up. You're a judge. I know that one. I have to shut my ears and go see. If they're going to take that risk with a judge who has the power to really make someone pay for doing that, what do you think they will do with you as ordinary people? People who have been friends with you for a long time and think they can tell you anything. This is a very important role that you have to play. It is important to the defendant. It is important to the deceased. It is important to their relatives and friends. It is important to the society. So the juror's role is a very important role. It is a role that helps to keep us free as a nation and keep us strong as a nation. And it should not be corrupted in any way at all by anyone, no matter how good they are. There are people who have interest to serve. There are people who are interested in serving the interest of the defendant. There are people who are interested in serving the interest of the deceased. This is the way we are. When it comes down to us, we pick our side. That is how human beings are. All of a sudden, we're not reasonable anymore. The only reason we can think is that which we want to hear. That is that which we want to have as individuals. That's how we are. So it takes very strong people to fight that off and seek to be fair and make decisions by rules. That's what jurors are supposed to do. Remove all the emotions, all the attachments, look at the evidence, look at the law, set them according to the rules, and make a decision. Period. Nothing more. Nothing less. That's because we don't have any particular interest in the matter other than that as jurors. So this is a very important consideration. All right? You cannot help but be a friend. You cannot help but be a friend's family or anything like that. All right? Don't pay any attention to the media either. They don't even get it right. They'll be sitting here a whole day, a whole week, a whole week, listening to all that evidence, and they don't, sometimes don't even come. Somebody tells them something, they write it. Or sometimes they want to take all of that and put it in a little paragraph on the news clip or something like that. So they're going to be wrong. You don't need any help from them. You get all the help you need in this court. We start at 930 in the morning, start to be here by 915. We break at 11 o'clock. For 15 minutes, you have to turn around quick. The facilities, we are really, really sharp. It's like flying on a jumbo jet. We just set the bar from one room you have. It's not nice. So you have to do your things earlier, don't we? Stand up there saying, got to go, got to go, got to go, while the other people are keeping you back. All right? The more time you waste up there, the more time you're going to have to spend in here. I know you want to get this over with and get on to your lives. There may be other directions I have to give you. I will give you them as time comes along, as I remember them. A time is going to come and you will select from among you 12, in particular, one person who is going to serve as a foreperson. That person is going to take the full duty here. The main duty of that person is to return the verdict on behalf of you all when that time has come. That person will also have to coordinate you. You know, there will have to be somebody to help bring some order to proceedings and so on. And that person will also communicate between you and the clerk and the court, if necessary. So that person might pass a note to the jury officer or to the court clerk and so on. It will come to me and I will make whatever decision you have to make. After consultation, you should leave a thumbs up. All right? So you try to get to know each other. I'm not going to rush you to do that yet. By tomorrow, I guess, you can let me know who is your foreperson. 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