Ms. Giuliano said on Saturday that she focused on the issue of juror conduct before the trial had even ended and that the quick jury deliberations also made her suspicious.
Even though this was not a big criminal case, coming to an agreement wasn't quick -- deliberations took almost as long as trying the entire case, including fiddling with a projector that was clearly in contempt of court.
Bold isn't always to be preferred to caution, or quick decisions to careful deliberation.
Despite impassioned, and occasionally coherent, commentary — not to mention more than a handful of Google talking points — the agency's final deliberation was quick and to the point: Yes.
Developing and negotiating resolutions in these three bodies will not be easy or quick, and each day of deliberation means a day of continued tragedy in Syria.
Most of the time we rely on the automatic point-and-shoot process, but occasionally we use deliberation to override the quick and easy method.
The verdict against the two, Anthony Allen and Anthony Conti, after less than a day and a half of deliberation, was a surprisingly quick victory for the Justice Department.
"If you're in public life, where else would you rather be?" The Limits of Rationality A few months ago, Mr. Obama read "Thinking, Fast and Slow," by Daniel Kahneman, about how people make decisions — quick, instinctive thinking versus slower, contemplative deliberation.
Given that participants are not forced to deliberation, they might present quick and unreflective answers, not necessarily consistent with their deeper values.
All of these elements are absent from the current deliberations as governments seek quick fixes.
Winning, he said, required tactics and ideas — like distributed decision making; quick experimentation and execution rather than thoughtful deliberation; learning from left-leaning advocacy groups and video game companies — that were drawn from the management playbooks of Silicon Valley start-ups.
