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Trump hush money trial: 8 million New Yorkers, but only 12 will judge him

Lawyers on both sides sifted through scores of potential panellists in a search for New Yorkers who can be unbiased – and physically able to attend Donald Trump’s historic trial.

By: scmp.com

Apr 17 2024
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Trump hush money trial: 8 million New Yorkers, but only 12 will judge him

Lawyers on both sides sifted through scores of potential panellists in a search for New Yorkers who can be unbiased – and physically able to attend Donald Trump’s historic trial.

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