Defendants and their attorneys in the case against seven pro-Palestinian protesters who blocked the Golden Gate Bridge two years ago reacted with mixed emotions Thursday after a jury handed down convictions for most charges. 

The seven protesters were each found guilty of false imprisonment, unlawful assembly and obstructing a thoroughfare. However, the jury was deadlocked on some of the more serious charges of felony conspiracy and trespassing with intent. 

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