Court is adjourned for the day because of the sick juror.

The trial will resume Friday following Thursday's Juneteenth holiday.

“We are going to make some further inquiries to address the juror situation,” Judge Subramanian said after the parties convened privately at the bench.

In the meantime, the judge is hearing defense objections to some pieces of evidence.

“We have a sick juror,” Judge Arun Subramanian announced after he took the bench Wednesday.

The juror has “vertigo symptoms,” the judge said. “I don’t think there’s any way for us to proceed today.”

The parties are discussing the issue in a sidebar.

Judge Arun Subramanian closed the courtroom to discuss a potential issue with one of the jurors. He did not retake the bench so the issue for now remains unresolved, at least publicly.

One-time Syracuse University basketball player Brendan Paul, a former Sean Combs associate, is expected to be the last fact witness for the prosecution when he testifies today.

Paul, who received immunity in exchange for his testimony, is expected to face questions about allegedly procuring drugs for Combs.

Federal prosecutors have said they could rest their case as soon as Wednesday with a final summary witness.

Defense attorneys said their case could last two to five days.

“It could be shorter than two. We’re making adjustments as we go,” defense attorney Marc Agnifilo said.

If the defense case is short, Judge Arun Subramanian said, “We could be looking at charging the jury next week.”

That remark prompted the judge to joke, “I’ll get some of that Celsius the kids are drinking,” referring to an energy drink, so that he can prepare his final instructions to the jury.