BOSTON (AP) — The jury in the double-murder trial of ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez has finished its first day of deliberations without reaching a verdict,Cheap China Jerseys.
Earlier Friday,Cheap Jerseys For Sale, the jury asked the judge to clarify the law on the testimony of witnesses given immunity from prosecution.
Judge Jeffrey Locke said the jury should not rely solely on the testimony of an immunized witness and needs corroboration of at least one element of the crime.
The former New England Patriots tight end is already serving a life sentence for a 2013 killing.
Bradley said he saw Hernandez shoot two men in 2012,Cheap Jerseys From China. Hernandez's lawyers told the jury Bradley was the shooter.
Jurors went home Friday after 6? hours of deliberations,Undefeated Air Max 97 For Sale. They will resume deliberations Monday,NBA Jerseys China.
The prosecution's star witness, Alexander Bradley, was given immunity.