I think that first group is the gallery or public, reporters, etc.; and from what I understood watching JVM Thursday night, that second group with the thin-faced lady with the long dark hair, dressed in gold, is Travis' family. I know they were all crying at one point, even that guy with the almost buzz cut.
As I recall, during a trial, no photographs or moving or other pictorial images of a juror or the sitting jury may ever be shown. I think that is a rule of our criminal justice system. I've never seen one during a trial. I don't ever think I've seen images of juries sitting or deliberating. There are stock photographs of juries available for the media but that is all, I think.
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