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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  I have a serious question here I am not being sarcastic or anything but how do they decided whether he could have a fair trial and what happens if they decided he cant? |
Even though we've heard things on the news, we should always be able to toss that out of our minds and look at the evidence that is presented. Not all evidence is presentable in our country. We must believe in the constitution so much and understand that is the most important thing, and we must willing to protect the accused constitutional rights at all costs, even if that means finding an not guilty charge when we know in our hearts he’s guilty.
Truthfully, I think some of the high profile cases find jurors who bend over backwards too much on being "fair".
Also, his lawyers can call for a retrial if they don't think he got a fair trial. Didn't Casey Anthoy's lawyer do that before the jury was sent out? I'm pretty sure he did. The judge denied it, makes me wonder what would have happened if the whole thing had been retried.