murder which many felt was the proper charge. we can reasonably guess when it came to second-degree murder for jordan davis, they got hung up on the issues of either self defense or simply the complexity of the jury instructions. if you read the jury instructions for all the murders and all the manslaughters in florida and in really every jurisdiction, they can be very complicated and they don't get any easier just because a judge reads them slowly and out loud to a bunch of jurors. these are highly abstract. when you read them and you understand, even to us lawyers they can be confusing. there is a lot of potential overlap. when they were going-over this coupled with their having to deal with self defense, you can understand how they may have gotten hung up. the fact that they convicted on seconding it attempted murder means for all of the crimes they probably had second-degree murder on their mind ultimately