article_snippet: Hernandez Hernandez peers into a monitor as it displays evidence in Hernandez murder trial.
article_snippet: Hernandez New England Patriots Hernandez sits with Hernandez defense attorney Charles Rankin during Hernandez murder trial at the Bristol County Superior Court in Fall River, Massachusetts .
article_snippet: Hernandez has made hard faces at witnesses as witnesses come of the stand, or even flirted in some cases .
article_snippet: Hernandez has watched the case against Hernandez unfold for more than a month, taking notes but also taking time to banter with Hernandez attorneys or make eyes at the high school sweetheart who could be called to testify against Hernandez.
article_snippet: The trial began in January, and now Hernandez spends Hernandez days - 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. - in a courtroom, with one 15-minute morning break and an hour break for lunch.
article_snippet: Hernandez often enters the courtroom with a swagger.
article_snippet: Hernandez can sometimes be overheard talking high school sports with Hernandez lawyer and a court officer.
article_snippet: Hernandez appears to be paying close attention in court, though The judge has told lawyers no to talk to reporters about the trial .
article_snippet: For the most part, Hernandez appears to pay close attention to what is happening in the courtroom, even when it is dry and technical.
article_snippet: Hernandez stands respectfully for the 16 jurors when the 16 jurors enter and leave the courtroom and occasionally passes notes or whispers to Hernandez lawyers Charles Rankin, who sits next to Hernandez, and Fee and James Sultan, who sit at a table in front of Hernandez.
article_snippet: Hernandez sometimes chuckles at the pointed questions and mannerisms of Sultan, who has aggressively gone after some witnesses in the case.
article_snippet: Hernandez can be more interesting to watch when the jury is not there.
article_snippet: One day, with the jury out of the courtroom, a high school teammate of Hernandez's came in to be questioned.
article_snippet: Hernandez beams a dimpled smile to the front row and occasionally whispers jokes, once telling his relatives that Hernandez wants coffee in the carafe that court officers give Hernandez at the defense table, but all his relatives will give Hernandez
article_snippet: On Friday, Jenkins attended the trial for the first time in more than a week, along with Hernandez's mother and others.
article_snippet: Hernandez tends to flirt and giggle when Hernandez fiance is in court .