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Trump trial live updates: Trump back in court for hush-money jury selection - BBC News Trump trial live updates: Judge excusing biased jurors in Trump hush-money case - BBC News
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Madeline HalpertMadeline Halpert
Reporting from courtReporting from court
Donald Trump's expression has remained the same while we've heard from potential jurors this morning. During just the first two days of jury selection, we've seen how hard it could be to find 12 impartial New Yorkers and several alternates to serve on this jury in the Donald Trump's trial.
He is looking straight ahead with a serious expression as his lawyers take copious notes next to him. Yesterday, more than half of the first batch of jurors were excused because they said they could not be impartial.
Today, several people have already been excused for the same reason.
Experts say the high-profile nature of the trial adds to the difficulties.
"There's nobody in the country who doesn't have an opinion one way or another," former Manhattan prosecutor Jeremy Saland told me.
These challenges mean it could take even longer than expected - one to two weeks - to find New Yorkers who can set aside their feelings about Trump to give him the fair trial everyone in the US is entitled to.
You can learn more about the jury selection process here.
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