If/When a Jury is seated in the trial of Donald J. Trump...

[WarGamer]

How in the hell will they pick jurors?

https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution-conan/amendment-6/right-to-an-impartial-jury-current-doctrine

From reading this... it seems Trump has every right to have 6 Trump voters on the jury.

They must have no knowledge of the Stormy/NDA case...

But an opinion of the defendant isn't a deal breaker.

[Ocelot II]

1. Voir dire will take awhile.

[WarGamer]

2. And I can see a change of venue being successful...

If it's denied by the Case Judge, somewhere upstairs it'll be ordered.

[Ocelot II]

4. To where? There's no place on earth where there are prospective jurors

who are "untainted" by knowledge of the case. TFG isn't entitled to jurors who voted for him; he's only entitled to jurors who are able to set aside personal biases for or against him and consider the evidence objectively. Also, an order denying a change of venue is generally considered to be interlocutory and therefore not appealable.

[OAITW r.2.0]

3. I honestly wouldn't be shocked if he gets acquitted.

Georgia and MAL will be the the test to if we allow some people to be above the law.

[unblock]

5. I think getting a unanimous verdict is a very tall order even on an open and shut case

One person out of 12 getting bamboozled or buying any of a number of silly arguments the defense throws at them?

It's all political, or vindictive prosecution, or bad precedent to lock up a former president, or maybe they'll say he had no idea what was going on at his companies he just signed papers.

Whatever horsecrap they serve up, someone will swallow it.