Jurors in former President Donald Trump's upcoming business records case in New York City are facing an extensive set of questions, but that doesn't mean the court is searching for jurors who have never heard of him, but to seat a jury that can reach a verdict based on the evidence it hears, retired Judge Andrew Napolitano said Tuesday on Newsmax.
And, in the end, if Judge Juan Merchan and lawyers are satisfied they can find 16 such people, 12 jurors and four alternates, Trump will "get a fair trial," Napolitano said. The questionnaire will be a "bare-bones indicator" if the potential jury has either profound prejudice against Trump or against the government, said Napolitano.
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