Tweets from a reporter seeing the trial in person are sufficient to resolve answers. Transcripts can also be found here: https://ww2.nycourts.gov/press/index.shtml
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@Quroe There are reporters live-tweeting the proceedings, I'm thinking there's a chance they point something like this out or it appears in a news article
@Quroe That's correct, that is the approach I am taking for most of these answers. Will resolve N/A if there is conflicting evidence (e.g. one reporter claims they fell asleep, another claims they didn't)
@SaviorofPlant https://x.com/tylermcbrien/status/1780962809951457520?s=46 Appears to have happened!
@ColinAitkena211 Not going to count this tweet, would want a specific accusation of appearing to be asleep in a tweet or news article. You can close your eyes for a short time while awake