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NEW YORK — Jurors on Monday considered the fate of a hedge-fund founder accused of making tens of millions of dollars through insider trading after a judge reminded them that they can rehear any of the dozens of taped conversations between the defendant and his friends.
Deliberations began at noon Monday as the trial of Raj Rajaratnam entered its eighth week. They ended for the day four hours later after jurors asked to see some defense exhibits that they didn’t know they already have in binders and some graphs prosecutors showed them during closings, which they can’t see again because they’re not exhibits.
