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July 16, 2024: jury convictions on nine counts

On July 16, 2024, a Southern District of New York jury convicted Guo Wengui on nine federal financial-crime counts. The directly archived court record is forfeiture order #858, filed June 29, 2026, whose Background A recounts the jury verdict; the sentence itself must be checked in the 2026 judgment #860.

Event boundary: this page states only the verdict date and count supported by the court record; it does not recast unconvicted indictment allegations, political labels or promotional claims as jury findings.

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How the court record records the verdict

Court order · Background A

Background A of #858 states that the jury convicted Guo on nine counts on July 16, 2024. This is a court document’s record of an earlier proceeding and supports the date and count; the final legal consequences for each count should be checked against judgment #860.

Charges are not the verdict

Verification rule · compare records

The #307 indictment and 2023 DOJ release describe the prosecution’s charges; #858 records the jury verdict; #860 lists the sentence later imposed by the court. Keep the three dates and three source identities separate when reading event coverage.

Source register

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  1. The court’s Background A records the jury’s July 16, 2024 convictions on nine counts.

    Locate: Background A; Conclusion

  2. An indictment is a charging document; its statements are not findings by the court.

    Locate: Overview, paragraphs 1–3, and the counts

  3. The archived body is a U.S. Attorney’s Office release; its description of the case reports allegations.

    Locate: Headline, opening paragraphs and presumption-of-innocence note

  4. The signed judgment records the court’s sentence on nine counts and forfeiture terms.

    Locate: Pages 1–3 and the forfeiture terms at the end