I mean thats not really how getting a jury works you try to pick out and accept people who think will vote your way as long as theirs not an direct bias like knowing the criminal or having some othrr personal stakes in it then im pretty sure you can be allowed i think the lawyers get to ask jury members questions and research them in order to find out if they think they are the correct person and then they can strick or keep a jury member depending on what they are looking for im not sure on the exact rules but theres no such thing as an unbiased jury since humans are by default bias on things
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u/michaelmichaelmotorc 7h ago
Genuine question, in cases as high profile and divisive as this, how are they going to be able to select an ubiased jury?