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Steven Raucci convicted
Photos from this morning's verdict at the Schenectady County Courthouse in the arson and terrorism trial of Steven Raucci, former facilities director for the Schenectady City School District. Posted on April 1, 2010.
As Steven Raucci listens to the jury foreman respond to the charges, his lawyer, Ronald DeAngelus, writes down "guilty" or "not guilty." Raucci was found guilty on 18 of 22 charges.
Steven Raucci, right, listens to the verdict with his lawyer, Ronald De Angelus.
Steven Raucci listens to the jury foreman respond to the charges. Raucci was found guilty on 18 of 22 charges.
Steven Raucci listens to his lawyer, Ronald DeAngelus, just after the verdicts were read.
From left, Schenectady County District Attorney Robert Carney and Assistant District Attorney Peter Willis listen as the verdict is read.
Acting Schenectady County Court Judge Polly Hoye directs the jury during the verdict in the Steven Raucci trial.
Raucci lawyer Ronald DeAngelus talks to the defendant's wife, Shelly Raucci, and a family member after the verdict.
Shelly Raucci and a family member embrace while waiting for the elevator in the Schenectady County Courthouse after the verdict.
Steven Raucci's lawyer, Ronald DeAngelus, talks to Shelly Raucci and a family member after the verdict.
Acting Schenectady County Court Judge Polly Hoye speaks today during the Steven Raucci trial.
Shown is an overall view of the courtroom before the jury returned with the verdict.
Steven Raucci lawyer Ronald DeAngelus, foreground left, exits the courtroom right after the verdict was read today. District Attorney Robert Carney makes a call in background.
Steven Raucci is returned to jail after he was found guilty on 18 of 22 charges today.
Steven Raucci is led by corrections officers out of Schenctady County Courtroom 4, after being found guilty on 18 of 22 counts.against him.
Steven Raucci's lawyer, Ronald DeAngelus, talks to the media outside the courthouse this morning.
Jury foreman Joseph Mitchell talks to the press about the case after the verdict on Thursday morning.l
Steven Raucci's lawyer, Ronald DeAngelus, talks to Shelley Raucci as he enters the courtroom for the verdict this morning.
