A New York criminal justice professor explains the process of selecting a fair and impartial jury for the trial of former President Donald Trump, who is charged with a crime.
How will the attorneys and judge overseeing the trial of Donald Trump find a “fair and impartial” jury to sit in judgement of a former and possibly future president charged with a crime? A New York criminal justice professor breaks down the process. FILE - Former President Donald Trump, center, appears in court for his arraignment, Tuesday, April 4, 2023, in New York.
“There are people who will look at the law, look at the evidence that’s shown and make a decision,” says Kovera, whose research includes the psychology of juries. “And the job of the judge and the attorneys right now is to figure out who those people are.”to fudging his company’s books as part of an effort to conceal payments made to hide claims of extramarital sex during his 2016 campaign.
But the question isn’t whether a prospective juror does or doesn’t like Trump or anyone else in the case,wrote in a filing Monday. Rather, he said, it’s whether the person can “set aside any personal feelings or biases and render a decision that is based on the evidence and the law.” Merchan emphasized that he won’t let the lawyers ask about jurors’ voting choices, political contributions or party registration.
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