Jurors in Trump's hush money trial are not sequestered, but can they stay anonymous?
They each answered more than 40 questions to determine whether they could be fair and impartial in deciding the verdict. Judge Juan Merchan has not ordered that the jury be sequestered in this historic proceeding and is unlikely to do so now that proceedings are underway.
The family of Robert Baron Sr. and the Old Forge community continue to await closure on the seven-year homicide case, but in ...
Reginald Rose’s 1950s drama about tensions among jurors deliberating a murder case is now a musical with a swinging twist ...
Jurors began deliberating Friday in the retrial of a man previously convicted in the 2016 shooting death of an Army veteran ...
Lawyers clashed over Sage Curry’s mental state at the time of the killings. A jury will decide whether he was insane and ...
"I don't think they won points when it comes to defending their client," said former prosecutor Dave Aronberg about Trump's ...
One of Donald Trump’s attorneys tried to get the judge in his hush-money trial to greenlight every one of his online posts ahead of time to ensure they wouldn’t violate his gag order. Unsurprisingly, ...
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