Jury selection resumes for the third day of former President Donald Trump's criminal hush money case in New York City. Follow Newsweek's live blog for the latest updates.
So far, seven jurors have been selected. The group includes four men and three women. Two jurors are lawyers.West Harlem resident originally from Ireland, works in sales, previously served as a waiter, some college education. Married, no kids, spouse is currently in school. NYT, Daily Mail, Fox News and MSNBC.New York City native living in the Upper East Side. Oncology nurse at a large hospital for the last 15 years. Masters in nursing.
In total, 12 jurors will be chosen, along with six alternates. Each side has already used 6/10 peremptory strikes. They both only have four left.Good morning. After one day off, former President Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial resumes this morning in Manhattan. Jury selection will continue when court resumes in about 30 minutes. The 96 jurors who were sworn in Tuesday afternoon will be back for questioning today. On Tuesday, seven jurors were selected, meaning we have five left to seat, plus another 6 alternates.
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