Criminal Trial of Former President Donald Trump
Former President Donald Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts of business fraud in Manhattan. Conservative commentators claimed the jury was biased, but the judge did not allow questions about jurors' political affiliations. Jurors were selected based on their impartiality, with some expressing positive and negative views of Trump. Trump's sentencing was delayed due to a Supreme Court ruling granting him immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts.
Key Points
- Judge did not allow questions about jurors' political affiliations
- Jurors were selected from Manhattan where the Trump Organization is located
- Trump's sentencing was delayed due to a Supreme Court ruling on immunity
Pros
- Jury selection focused on impartiality and fairness
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Cons
- Negative environmental impacts of wind farms