#high-profile-trial

#high-profile-trial

Jury selection for the first criminal trial of a former American president involves intense scrutiny of potential jurors.

The process of seating the jury could be as crucial as the evidence presented in court.

Potential jurors in Manhattan are under consideration for the high-profile criminal trial of former President Donald Trump, facing 34 felony counts.

The jury selection process involves scrutinizing over 500 potential jurors, with the goal of selecting 12 jurors and four alternates who can render a verdict based on evidence.

Jury selection strategies for high-profile cases like the trial of a former U.S. president may involve examining prospective jurors' social media and avoiding those with strong, unchangeable views.

It may be challenging to find jurors without preconceived notions about the accused, especially in a high-profile case involving a well-known public figure.