Donald Trump's criminal trial jury selection
The judge presiding over former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial swore in seven jurors with diverse backgrounds and occupations. Additional jurors are still needed for the trial, which could last until June. Some potential jurors were dismissed due to social media posts related to Trump. Remaining potential jurors will be scrutinized by lawyers for biases.
Key Points
- Judge Merchan must seat 11 more jurors for the trial
- Lawyers will scrutinize potential jurors for biases
- Trial could last until June
Pros
- Diverse jury selection with individuals from various backgrounds
- The judge is actively ensuring a fair trial process
Cons
- Some potential jurors may have biases based on social media posts