Trump Might Face Similar Hurdles As Rapper Young Thug While Securing Jurors In Georgia Indictment

In Fulton County, Georgia, two high-profile racketeering cases are underway, one involving Atlanta rapper Young Thug, and the other, former U.S. President Donald Trump. While they are from two different worlds, there might be something common in both, as reported by Business Insider.

Prosecutors allege that Young Thug, born Jeffery Williams and his associates are part of a “criminal street gang” named Young Slime Life or YSL. The defendants have denied these allegations, claiming YSL is merely an artist label. However, his trial has been seeing increased difficulty in finding jurors to attend the Fulton County courthouse. So far, the courthouse has sifted through over 2,000 potential jurors but none secured as of early August, according to local news station WANF.

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The election interference case involving Trump and 18 co-defendants is expected to face similar hurdles, with potential jurors seeking hardship deferrals. The case includes 41 charges for a total of 19 defendants and is likely to be a lengthy trial due to RICO charges.

Lawyers in both cases will need to ensure jurors can hear a case impartially, regardless of personal beliefs or political leanings. Many potential jurors have mentioned that they cannot afford to sit through log trials that will go into the next year.

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