"Trump's Trial: Criticisms, Memes, and Extraordinary Openings"

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Former President Trump criticizes the limited number of strikes allowed for vetoing potential jurors in his hush money trial, claiming they were supposed to be unlimited. Both the prosecution and defense are allowed 10 strikes each under state law, and have used six so far. Seven jurors have been selected from an initial pool of 96, with the trial expected to last six to eight weeks. The judge overseeing the case warned Trump against juror intimidation.
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- The Trump Trial's Extraordinary Opening The Atlantic
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- Trump Forced to See Mean Memes About Him Shared by Prospective Jurors Rolling Stone
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