i bring it up, because the jurors have been deliberating for about five hour, and there is one question answered so far in regard to intent to kill, and not the capital charges or the hate crimes, but the jurors were asking about obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs, and the question of whether robert bowers had to be there to have an intent to kill, and because of the definition it does not require knowledge of any specific fact, and it is going to remain on you whether he had intent. so it was a only question not on the capital charge, but the murder charges of 40 through 47, and then they got through all
depending upon the charges convicted or not convicted coming up in 30 minutes, we will see if the death penalty is on the table. i wanted to run through some of the charges to illustrate to the viewers what we are looking at. robert bowers, the defendant is charged with 63 federal charges and 22 of them capital offenses. we should have an answer quickly when the jury comes out to reach that verdict, because charges 1 through 11 are obstruction of the free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death, and the others are the use and discharge of a firearm to commit murder and crime of violence specifically related to the 11 worshippers who were killed inside of that synagogue nearly 4 1/2 years ago. there are hate crimes, and several hate crimes resulting in death, and also hate crimes involving an intent to kill, and
charged with second degree manslaughter charges. the prosecutors plan to make the official announcement later today. and we are told to cnn that they believe he is going to be fully exonerated. he is accused of holding the man down and holding him in the chokehold unhe loses confidence. the charges of second degree standard and what it requires. it does not have to be intent to kill, but a recklessness standard, and penny saw the risk and the risk of death and he continued in the conduct that continued to be a threat to neely. so reckless standard does not
court for his next court appearance on july 17th. chris. paul, the d.a. made a couple of key decisions before this. he decided not to take the case to a grand jury. he also charged manslaughter not as some family members have said publicly, murder, which they would have preferred. what do you make of those decisions, why do you think they were made? manslaughter 2 in new york is recklessly causing a death. prosecutors don t have to prove premeditation or intent to kill, which they would have to prove for murder charges, here the only reproof that s required is that penny knew that he was putting mr. neely s life in danger when he choked him for at least three minutes, and mr. penny claims he was just trying to protect everybody on the subway. chris, so far we haven t seen evidence that mr. neely was physically threatening anyone, even if penny was anxious or scared by what mr. neely was saying, he wasn t legally
known about this and that is the kind ofjudgment they want known about this and that is the kind of judgment they want at the end of the inquiry. find kind ofjudgment they want at the end of the inquiry. end of the inquiry. and that is where the end of the inquiry. and that is where the potential end of the inquiry. and that is where the potential alleged i where the potential alleged corporate manslaughter charge could come. a man who was caught on the grounds of windsor castle with a loaded crossbow has pleaded guilty to treason. jaswant singh chail was arrested on christmas day in 2021, after telling a royal protection officer that he was there to kill the queen. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford was at the old bailey. jaswant singh chail appeared by video link here at the old bailey from the high secure broadmoor hospital. he pleaded guilty to three charges. the first was under the 1842 treason act. the offence is intending to injure the queen. the second was poss