evidence: With prosecutors and defense attorneys resting their cases, Judge Juan Merchan ordered the jury to deliberate on a verdict, where they will have to find unanimously and without a reasonable doubt that Trump was culpable for each of the 34 felony charges he faces of falsifying business records, or unanimously acquit him on each of those counts. If the jury is not able to reach unanimous consent, Merchan will be able to instruct the jury to agree on a verdict, a process known as an Allen charge, a controversial option available in federal courts and some states, including New York, in which a judge orders a jury to "continue [its] deliberations."