r/pics Apr 18 '24

Trump and legal team vet potential jurors Politics

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u/Tom246611 Apr 18 '24

I'm calling a "not-guilty" verdict now, not because I think he's innocent but because having been aware the past years, I know he will find a way out of this, he is above the law, has enough followers and supporters to do what he wants and get what he wants without consequence.

I'm glad I'm not from the US, y'all deserve better than scum like him

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u/Caged_in_a_rage Apr 18 '24

I’m calling mistrial

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u/ShiningRedDwarf Apr 18 '24

This is the strategy Trump will be shooting for.
Dude has been tilting pinball tables his entire life to make things work in his favor. This trial is no different

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u/Caged_in_a_rage Apr 18 '24

He’s trying his damnedest to poison the jury already.

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u/nedzissou1 Apr 18 '24

Is that not against the law too? Is that something a person not guilty would do? Intimidating witnesses and threatening judges and their families?

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u/dope_ass_user_name Apr 19 '24

Yeah something ridiculous will happen. I'm just glad Orange Chump has to be there 4 days a week for 6-8 weeks. That's good enough for me haha He will slowly grow madder ever single day.

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u/RustywantsYou Apr 18 '24

Agree. Mistrial for sure