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Remain unhappy. >> it's just an unfathomable verdict. i would want them to place themselves in our shoes. and look at the innocent victims. >> these jury room dramas not surprising to veteran judge, gregory mize. >> the stresses build up and habits and foibles among the jury can rankle one or another. intentions build. we have strangers trying to come together to reach unanimity. >> but could any of this change the outcome of the life sentence? >> it's highly unlikely that the court will set the verdict aside or that the outcome of the case would be changed. >> both say it's also possible that...

President Joe Biden's pick to serve as general counsel for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is a Cortland native.

Jurors in Derek Chauvin's trial were offered free counseling by the presiding judge.

She says most of her post-verdict experience was mostly positive. what is the biggest change in your life after a case like this? >> for us, not being sequestered, we all became very careful with where we went, who we talked to, what we did, because everyone wanted to talk about the trial. >> reporter: julie, part of a panel that convicted scott peterson in 2004 of killing his wife and their unborn child, has a similar story. >> i would go to work, a lot of people would want to ask me, oh, all about -- they wanted to know everything. what was this like? what was that like? you know, just like ...

Very disturbing things over and over and over again. you add that to their not going home, they're going to their sequestered location at a hotel, you add all of that up, it's rough. >> reporter: judge mize says very often the court will offer jurors help with that with counselling, information packages or debriefing with others who have dealt with that kind of trauma in their professional lives like first responders. >> what about physical protection if needed for one of these jurors, or a couple of them? >> judge mize said if need be, the courts will offer protection for them. the courts wou...