Jurors heard two very different interpretations of the same set of facts during closing arguments in the computer trespass trial of Gwinnett County Superior Court Judge Kathryn Schrader Friday.

Prosecutors continued to describe Schrader’s actions in hiring a private investigator to place a monitoring device on her court computer to see whether she was being hacked, instead of calling on law enforcement, as proof that she felt court rules prohibiting employees from tampering with county computers did not apply to her.