In a recent court session, the jury was officially seated to deliberate on the case involving defendant Adele Vilaforte Mora. The proceedings began with the judge confirming the presence of all necessary parties, including the state’s attorneys and defense counsel.

During the session, both the prosecution and defense opted not to present opening statements or witnesses, streamlining the process. The judge proceeded to outline the court's charge, which included the specific offenses for which Mora was found guilty: evading arrest or detention with a vehicle, tampering with physical evidence, and possession of a controlled substance.

As the jury prepares to deliberate, the case is now poised for a final resolution following the judge's instructions. The outcome will hinge on the jury's assessment of the evidence presented during the trial.