Overview
- Jurors are considering whether Menendez and his co-defendants are guilty of accepting bribes from New Jersey businessmen and foreign entities.
- Prosecutors allege Menendez used his influence to benefit Egypt and secure favorable outcomes for his associates.
- The trial has revealed significant evidence, including cash and gold bars found in Menendez's home during an FBI raid.
- Defense attorneys argue Menendez's actions were routine legislative duties and not criminal.
- A jury note suggests possible acquittal considerations for some charges, highlighting the complexity of the case.