It is very likely that juries will be equally hostile to Trump

In Reply to: That’s a different question posted by DCfan on April 18, 2024 at 19:13:01

in Washington DC and Georgia. What about in those cases? Should he not be tried in those as well?

(I'm not touching the "novelty" question in the Manhattan case simply because (a) not qualified to discuss what's novel or not,and (b) when you have someone like Trump, whose crimes are quite novel to begin with, which may require a novel approach in the first place, which feels like a whole separate topic of discussion.)

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• OrangeFan has already opined on “DC juries” blind Dr.J 20:25:22 04/18/24 (6)
  • It wasn't just Trump blindness 21:39:42 04/18/24 (5)
    • His critique of criminal justice system limited to Trump ProudBs Dr.J 23:22:57 04/18/24 (3)
      • A system may be broken for decades in their lifetime but blindness 08:04:48 04/19/24 (2)
        • It’s not even the system, it’s his warped zealotry Dr.J 08:57:26 04/19/24 (1)
          • there is that too blindness 09:14:01 04/19/24 (0)
    • He would’ve far happier with a 1963 Mississippi jury Dr.J 22:44:19 04/18/24 (0)

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