Unveiling Trump's Trial: Jury Selection, Opening Statements, and Contempt Explained.
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Join us on “Next Witness... Please” for an exclusive deep dive into the high-profile Trump New York trial, where jury selection, opening statements, and contempt hearings have taken center stage.
Led by the dynamic 'Judicial Twins,' retired judges Gayle Williams-Byers and Tom Hodson, this episode serves as your guide to understanding the legal intricacies of the case.
Discover how jury selection unfolds, including the tactics used by counsel and the court to dismiss potential jurors.
Contrary to public perception, learn from the experts that each side has only a limited number of 'peremptory challenges' or 'strikes.'
Delve into the art of crafting persuasive opening statements, as the judges humorously decode the strategies behind outlining evidence for the jury's consideration.
Finally, gain insight into contempt proceedings and gag orders, as the judicial duo translates complex legal concepts into everyday language.
Follow along as Judge Juan Merchan navigates the proceedings, ensuring you're well-equipped to understand every twist and turn of the trial.
Don't miss out on this enlightening episode of “Next Witness... Please” – tune in now and clear the legal fog of Trump's trial.
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