A jury resumed deliberations in New York City on Monday in the sex trafficking trial of R&B singer R. Kelly after kicking off final deliberations last Friday.
Jurors began the day by sending the judge a note asking for transcripts of testimony by two former Kelly employees and for a legal clarification.
Deliberations first began last week at a federal court in Brooklyn before the panel of seven men and five women took the weekend off.The move followed prosecutors and defense attorneys finishing closing arguments in the high-profile case last week after several days of testimony.
The 54-year-old Kelly, perhaps best known for the 1996 smash hit "I Believe I Can Fly," has pleaded not guilty to racketeering charges accusing him of sexually.
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