So, what does the Jury do for an hour after reporting they have a verdict?

[brooklynite]

[madaboutharry]

1. Relaxing, drinking coffee, chatting...

Waiting to go home and decompress.

[elleng]

2. The jurors organize their belongings,

may get instructions/tips from the judge and others working there; they may, also, ask questions/for advice from the court.

[Sanity Claws]

3. Depends on how they got along while they were together

If they made friends with others on the panel, they will have personal chat, like meeting again, wishing each other luck, asking what is next for them.
If there some animosity, they may be quiet and just bide their time until they get out of there.

That's my guess!

[2naSalit]

4. Making preparations for...

what happens next. They need to get home safely and avoid being IDed for starters.

[jmbar2]

5. Planning their escape

I suspect that the court is also putting into place multiple layers of security, and alerting cities to be prepared for demonstrations.

[ChazII]

7. That is what I heard

one talking head comment on. Getting the jurors out of the building safely so that none of them are followed.

[Hugh_Lebowski]

8. So you saying they won't all be there when the verdict is read?

I thought the foreman reads the verdict, and the rest of the jury is still there.

Just a TV thing?

[Treefrog]

9. I took the poster to mean get them out AFTER the verdict.

Probably many have asked for security.

[intrepidity]

10. That's what I thought too nt

[doc03]

6. Negotiating a book deal. nt

[Johnny2X2X]

11. Booze

Lots and lots of booze.