N.J. v. Jayson Williams: Culuko's Plea - Jayson Williams Gunplay Case

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KEY DOCUMENTS

Verdict Form
Jurors filled out this form once they rendered their verdict.
Jury Instructions
The judge read these instructions on the law to the jury before the panel started deliberating.
Rally Flyer
Jayson Williams' supporters passed out this flyer for a support rally outside the courthouse.
911 Call
This transcript of the 911 call shows Jayson Williams' brother Victor reporting that the victim shot himself.
Second Indictment
Under a new indictment, Williams had faced 55 years in prison rather than 45 years under the initial indictment.
Culuko's Plea
Facing 12 years in prison, Williams' friend, Kent Culuko, cut this deal with prosecutors, but to avoid jail he must testify against the former NBA star.
Gordnick's Plea
The father of two admits he hid Williams' clothes in order to avoid facing eight years in prison.
Dismissal Motion
Charging the grand jury proceeding was tainted and unfair, Williams' defense team asks that the indictment be dismissed (PDF).

Updated April 26, 2006, 7:06 p.m. ET

N.J. v. Jayson Williams: Culuko's Plea

Facing 12 years in prison, Williams' friend, Kent Culuko, cut this deal with prosecutors, but to avoid jail he must testify against the former NBA star.