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CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Glynn County Deputy Sheriff Rod Nohilly testifies about interviewing Travis McMichael on the first day of evidence in Nohilly was Glynn County investigator when he interviewed McMichael who was subsequently convicted of murder in the death of Ahmaud Arbery. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Glynn County Deputy Sheriff Rod Nohilly testifies about interviewing Travis McMichael on the first day of evidence in Nohilly was Glynn County investigator when he interviewed McMichael who was subsequently convicted of murder in the death of Ahmaud Arbery. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Wanda Cooper-Jones mulls her answer as she testifies about communications she had with various prosecutors’ offices and police in the wake of her son’s murder. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Wanda Cooper-Jones mulls her answer as she testifies about communications she had with various prosecutors’ offices and police in the wake of her son’s murder. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Former District Attorney Jackie Johnson listens to testimony Wednesday during her trial on charges of violating her oath of office and obstruction of justice. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Former District Attorney Jackie Johnson listens to testimony Wednesday during her trial on charges of violating her oath of office and obstruction of justice. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Defense lawyers Jason Clark, left, and Brian Steel confer as Clark cross-examines prosecution witness Rod Nohilly Wedof violating her oath of office and obstruction of justice. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Defense lawyers Jason Clark, left, and Brian Steel confer as Clark cross-examines prosecution witness Rod Nohilly Wedof violating her oath of office and obstruction of justice. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER:Wanda Cooper-Jones pauses to compose herself as she testifies about a police officer calling her to tell her son Ahmaud Arbery had been shot dead while committing a burglary. His killers were later convicted of murder. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER:Wanda Cooper-Jones pauses to compose herself as she testifies about a police officer calling her to tell her son Ahmaud Arbery had been shot dead while committing a burglary. His killers were later convicted of murder. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Wanda Cooper-Jones testifies Wednesday about communications she had with various prosecutors’ offices and police in the wake of her son’s murder. (Terry DicksonThe Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Wanda Cooper-Jones testifies Wednesday about communications she had with various prosecutors’ offices and police in the wake of her son’s murder. (Terry DicksonThe Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Former District Attorney Jackie Johnson talks with Jason Clark one of her defense lawyers in her trial on charges violating her oath of office and obstruction of justice. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Former District Attorney Jackie Johnson talks with Jason Clark one of her defense lawyers in her trial on charges violating her oath of office and obstruction of justice. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Defense lawyer Keith Adams cross examines Wanda Cooper-Jones about the timeline of communications she had with prosecutors’ office and law enforcement after he son Ahmaud Arbery’s slaying. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)

CORRECTS PHOTOGRAPHER: Defense lawyer Keith Adams cross examines Wanda Cooper-Jones about the timeline of communications she had with prosecutors’ office and law enforcement after he son Ahmaud Arbery’s slaying. (Terry Dickson/The Brunswick News via AP, Pool)