What the jury doesn't know while deliberating the FirstEnergy corruption case

Judge keeps jury question secret in FirstEnergy bribery trial

AKRON, Ohio — A Summit County judge on Monday withheld from the public a question the jury posed to her during deliberations in the high-profile trial of two former FirstEnergy executives accused of bribing a state regulator.

Jury asks 2 more questions in FirstEnergy bribery trial

Deliberations continue in FirstEnergy bribery trial as jurors ask the court two more questions, including one filed under seal.

What the jury doesn't know while deliberating the FirstEnergy corruption case

The jurors in the FirstEnergy corruption trial are stuck, telling the judge Monday that they can’t agree on whether former executives committed bribery.

Jury signals potential deadlock in FirstEnergy bribery case - Signal Cleveland

A question from the jury in the FirstEnergy bribery trial signals its members are stuck on the state’s central allegation that the company’s former CEO and senior vice president paid a regulator a $4.3 million bribe.  The 12 jurors have been holed up in the Summit County Court of Common Pleas, deliberating charges since Wednesday. Besides a daily lunch break, they’ve been mulling the case in secrecy and solitude, leaving lawyers and reporters le…