Kevin Reddington Says Holdout Juror Violated Phone Rule

Because I know in your rulings, you say that anything that came subsequent, that was discovered subsequent, such as the juror who indicated that this individual was on his cell phone, he was scrolling through his cell phone. I know that you are very familiar with the Superior Court rule that requires a Superior Court judge to instruct the jury. That they are not to have cell phones or electronic devices in the jury room or during the trial. They are not to use cell phone devices to research either the law or the facts of the case. You have evidence that this individual was researching filicide. He was researching altruistic filicide. His podcast representative... indicated on his podcast after he had pandered to him and requested, please call me, please call me and I'll put you on my podcast. He indicates that he told him that he had to look up these terms. Now, I'm not aware of jurors being allowed to have cell phones in their jury room. How that How that happened in this case, I don't know. It was discovered because the other juror... made the statement, and perhaps you were as shocked as I was to determine that this jury on this case, after seven weeks of trial, had cell phones and were looking at it. Whether it's him, whether it's all of them, it's a concern, and a significant one. Granted, discovered after the mistrial, but doesn't that give you pause? Doesn't that raise the bar as to whether or not this young woman was granted due process in this case?