'Could be a real problem': Expert worries there aren't enough jurors to cover Trump trial
Raw StoryTwelve jurors and six alternates have been empaneled to sit in judgment of Donald Trump in his hush-money trial, but a legal expert worries that might not be enough. Jury selection proceeded more quickly last week than many observers expected, although one juror dropped out citing personal safety concerns and another was dismissed after prosecutors raised concerns about his credibility, and legal analyst Danny Cevallos told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that more jurors might be necessary. "I think juror attrition could be a real problem in this case," Cevallos said. Cevallos compared the ex-president's trial to an organized crime case, which some jurors are afraid to take part in due to concerns for their own safety. "I hope so, but if what we've seen so far, if that's the rate of loss of jurors, two before we even start the trial, that could be a real problem.