As the jury deliberates Elizabeth Holmes' fate, experts say 'fraud is complicated'

Amanda Kramer was quoted by NPR concerning the trial jury deliberations of Elizabeth Holmes, who faces 11 counts of fraud related to claims she made to investors and patients about blood testing company, Theranos. In the piece, Amanda cautioned against reading too into the duration of jury deliberations.

Amanda stated, “As a prosecutor, I was always very nervous when jury deliberations took a long time, but it's almost impossible to know what it means. But remember, for the jury, there's just a lot to remember over a four-month trial." According to Amanda, “As a prosecutor, I was always very nervous when jury deliberations took a long time, but it's almost impossible to know what it means. But remember, for the jury, there's just a lot to remember over a four-month trial."