31.   Jurors had no comment on their verdict Monday.

32.   Jurors had to unanimously decide she was a danger to society before recommending a death sentence.

33.   Jurors have had family members arrested and have been crime victims.

34.   Jurors have their rooms searched, are told what they can say, what they can look at, who they can meet and what they can do.

35.   Jurors will first have to decide whether Yates was legally sane at the time of the killings.

36.   Jurors have a less sunny view of the process.

37.   Jurors have sympathy for workers who are blind or in a wheelchair.

38.   Jurors may be having some difficulty because the prosecution argued that that Naman should be found guilty either of attempted murder or of aggravated assault.

39.   Jurors may have a tough time buying that.

40.   Maybe defense attorneys during jury selection were looking forward to the sentencing phase, hoping least one black juror would have an aversion to the death penalty.