Lawyers don’t pick jurors. They can reject some arbitrarily and more for cause. I’ll clue you in, on a case like this jurors lie about their opinions and stances to get on the jury. In a place like this, where ninety six plus percent of the population voted for Biden, the chance of even one neutral person making it on the jury is minuscule.
Bullshit. There were Trump supporters on the jury you fool. They couldn't bullshit their way to finding him innocent like you do here. They'd be embarrassed making the arguments you make here because they have to say it face to face.
People are much more likely to lie to get out of being on a jury. Only a psycho would look for such an opportunity. Voir dire catches most of those cases.
Plenty of psychos who hate Trump and would lie to get on a jury to screw him over,
We’ll see who’s the psycho, after we find more about what’s in the unsealed Epstein documents.
Hey dumbass:My God, you're stupid.
peer
www.law.cornell.edu
In a legal context, peer most often refers to anyone who is an adult citizen, such as in “a jury of one’s peers.” Generally, a jury of one’s peers is a random selection of other citizens from a similar geographic location. These individuals do not necessarily share traits similar to a defendant’s. As such, there is no guarantee that those who hear a defendant’s case will be of a similar age, race, socio-economic background, or gender as the defendant, though these traits alone cannot disqualify someone from serving as a juror.
www.merriam-webster.com
Hey dumbass:
"A person who has equal standing with another or others, as in rank, class, or age."
": one that is of equal standing with another : EQUAL
The band mates welcomed the new member as a peer.
especially : one belonging to the same societal group especially based on age, grade, or status"
Definition of PEER
one that is of equal standing with another : equal; especially : one belonging to the same societal group especially based on age, grade, or status; a member of one of the five ranks (duke, marquess, earl, viscount, or baron) of the British peerage; noble… See the full definition
Learn English or climb back under some Mideastern rock.
Read the actual meaning, fool.
"Legal Definitions" have gotten America into the cesspool we're in. Do better!
When the Founders chose to try a defendant in front of a "jury of his peers" they used the only definition of that word that existed at the time. They weren't subject to the current, corrupt, "legal" system. Learn!!
You are a card carrying idiot .
If it weren’t for rain days you wouldn’t know sun days were great. Same goes in hell. There have to b some good times in between getting burned and analy raped.
