Daniel Remion, the SLED agent in charge of the SLED detail, reported on Day 27 that an upset alternate juror was ready to continue after stepping outside with the panel.
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Daniel Remion
South Carolina Law Enforcement Division agent named during a courtroom introduction.
Appeared2019 Murder Trial
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Daniel Remion, a SLED agent in charge of the SLED detail, was brought before the court on Day 27 during an inquiry into an alternate juror's emotional reaction to photographs.
Remion reported that the juror had stepped outside with the panel, stretched, gotten air, and was ready to continue. He also said he did not know of anyone who had become ill in the jury room.
The inquiry followed the defense's mistrial request. The court denied that request after addressing the reaction and then hearing from Remion about the juror's condition.
Key Points
During a Day 27 inquiry after an alternate juror became upset during photographs, Remion reported that the juror was ready to continue. [1]
Remion told the court that the jury panel had stepped outside to stretch and get air. [1]
When asked whether anyone had become ill in the jury room, Remion said he did not know of anyone who had. [1]
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