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Think. Again.

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16. I was a juror on a case involving a fairly dangerous...

Reply to Think. Again. (Reply #15)

Mon Apr 15, 2024, 03:35 PM

Apr 2024

...defendant once (gang stuff) and the court went out of it's way to protect our identities, even going so far as to have us park our cars at an offsite location in the morning and busing us to courthouse on a borrowed city bus.

I don't see why these jurors had to be exposed like this, the court knows how dangerously unstable his minions are.

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Great. Trump's lawyers will have jurors' names [View all] birdographer Apr 2024 OP

{ issue taken care of } Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2024 #1

Thanks-- birdographer Apr 2024 #4

Stuff happens. Your OP point is good. There is a risk. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2024 #5

They'll be shared and nothing will be done. onecaliberal Apr 2024 #2

Sadly true. Also, the Trump team will dig up any wnylib Apr 2024 #3

I would not put it past Trump to bribe Emile Apr 2024 #6

That seems unlikely to me unblock Apr 2024 #8

Is this standard protocol? DET Apr 2024 #7

Seems normal to me. Defendants are entitled to a jury of their peers. unblock Apr 2024 #12

There is nothing wrong with Trump lawyers doing "research" gab13by13 Apr 2024 #9

Trump gets the names. former9thward Apr 2024 #20

Enough integrity to not want to go to jail. brooklynite Apr 2024 #10

Not released to the public, sure. But released to Donnie's favorite aggressive private investigators? unblock Apr 2024 #13

Exactly right, this has always been the issue FakeNoose Apr 2024 #18

It is New York state law to release names to the defendant, his lawyers and legal staff. former9thward Apr 2024 #22

Yes, its New York state law. former9thward Apr 2024 #21

Will they attack the wrong people? LiberalFighter Apr 2024 #11

It won't be long before their bios are on Faux Snooze. lpbk2713 Apr 2024 #14

Just the jury knowing this is bad..... Think. Again. Apr 2024 #15

I was a juror on a case involving a fairly dangerous... Think. Again. Apr 2024 #16

John Gotti managed to tamper with juries. LeftInTX Apr 2024 #17

Rest assured, no info will be accidentally given to neo-Nazis and Russian hackers dalton99a Apr 2024 #19