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11. Trump has reposted an intimidating post about the jurors. Punishment?

Thu Apr 18, 2024, 03:37 PM

Apr 2024

He should be locked up at a safe base away from the proceedings but watching via zoom. It seems the intimidators need a lesson.

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Would it work for the jurors in Trump's current fraud trial [View all] wnylib Apr 2024 OP

Off the cuff in knee jerk response.... FarPoint Apr 2024 #1

My reason for wondering if openness would help wnylib Apr 2024 #4

That is a noble and brave stance.... FarPoint Apr 2024 #6

I agree that keeping anonymity for the jurors wnylib Apr 2024 #8

No anonymity is the sane way to go. Chainfire Apr 2024 #2

Once the anonymity is broken, what should wnylib Apr 2024 #9

in retrospect.... this should have been a bench trial. viva la Apr 2024 #3

I know. But this is an example of when that right... viva la Apr 2024 #14

I have a solution.... viva la Apr 2024 #16

You aren't alone in that feeling/conclusion... hlthe2b Apr 2024 #17

Anonimity will not last. The court has ruled that wnylib Apr 2024 #10

Trump has reposted an intimidating post about the jurors. Punishment? GreenWave Apr 2024 #11

Totally agree. wnylib Apr 2024 #12

Cannot imagine being willing moonscape Apr 2024 #18