Trump Trial: What we know about the first seven jurors.
SlateRead our ongoing coverage of Donald Trump’s first criminal trial here. 1 replied, “I’ve heard of some of them, yeah.” When asked if he had an opinion of them, he said, “None at all.” This might have been what landed this juror the foreperson job. 3 told prosecutors that he understood that you “don’t need to read somebody’s mind” as a juror to discern criminal intent, which will be a giant crux of the district attorney’s case. When asked whether she had “any strong opinions or firmly held beliefs about former President Donald Trump,” Juror No. When asked if his expertise as a lawyer would influence his ability to serve as a juror in this case—basically whether or not he’d override the judge’s rulings about the law with his own feelings about them—he responded that he’d “follow the judge’s instructions.” “I’m a civil litigator which means I know virtually nothing about criminal law,” he conceded.