Medich murder trial jury can 'seek help'

The judge at the Ron Medich murder trial has told the jury, which has been deliberating for two weeks, that he is "ready, willing and able" to provide any assistance required by them.

Sydney property tycoon Ron Medich, 68, has pleaded not guilty in the NSW Supreme Court to murdering former business partner Michael McGurk, who was gunned down in September 2009, and to intimidating his widow in August 2010.

On Friday, Justice Geoffrey Bellew reminded the jurors to ask for assistance if they required it, saying he was not placing them "under any pressure whatsoever" and "you will take such time as you consider you require to work your way through the issues".