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The prolonged delay on saying guilty/not guilty was probably to mislead comic fans. In the source material, Hector is pronounced guilty, tries running away, then gets gunned down on the court stairs. the comics made it a story about a system that doesn't work. It's really interesting they did the opposite here.
I wonder if Matt is going to feel guilty for outing him next episode because he did technically get him killed.
Also, RIP Kamar de los Reyes (the actor for white tiger). He did such a good job with this role.
Does the world know that Matt Murdock is Daredevil?
In the first episode when Cherry sees him without a mask and he drops it off the rooftop, did everyone find out his identity - if not I'm not sure how he got out of that situation without being recognised by others.
In episode 3, a reporter says "Mr. Murdock, how do you respond to Mayor Fisk calling YOU and all vigilantes cop killers?" - Is he implying here that Mr. Murdock is a vigilante? Otherwise why would he lump him in with all vigilantes and suggest that he would be considered a cop killer like them?
You're reading way too much into it, only cherry and fisk know. He called matt a cop killer for defending someone who allegedly killed a cop.
Apparently quite a few people know but I felt like everyone was missing something based on these dialogues/scenes. But what you said made more sense. https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/1j4a2aq/as_of_ddba_s1e2_heres_everyone_who_knows_matt/