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FakeNoose

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7. The jury still has to hear all the evidence though

Reply to Chainfire (Reply #5)

Fri Jul 7, 2023, 06:58 PM

Jul 2023

I believe at least some of their minds can be changed. And I also believe that the US Attorneys will be smart in their choices for the jury members. Fun Fact: I've seen a LOT of Law & Order shows in the last 20+ years.

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Donald Trump's strategy is to bet one juror will be 'in his camp': ex-prosecutor [View all] LastLiberal in PalmSprings Jul 2023 OP

He also knows that if Beachnutt Jul 2023 #1

It's worth a try I guess. But he''l have to fool someone on all 3 juries... brush Jul 2023 #2

My experience has been that jurors take their job seriously gratuitous Jul 2023 #3

It could happen but Elessar Zappa Jul 2023 #4

Yes... but the judge could affect who becomes a juror. tinrobot Jul 2023 #8

The question is what part of Florida's population supports Trump? Chainfire Jul 2023 #5

The jury still has to hear all the evidence though FakeNoose Jul 2023 #7

If prospective jurors are asked if they heard IQ 45 babbling GreenWave Jul 2023 #6