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  13. I wasn't aware that the jury selection and the rules regarding open bias towards the court and legal procedures that are meant to ensure fairness equally to both parties was any different in Washington D. C. then the rest of the Country. I not naive, I'm aware that potential jurist are screened and selected by both the prosecution and defense and that process is designed in such away to give the courts the fairest selection, then prosecution & defense equal access to pick the jurist that they feel is going to be sympathetic to their argument, it's the fairest and only possible way to pick jurist out of the pool of jurist's. So unless I don't know what I'm talking about, what happened here? My first and educated thought is Change of Venue? Seems logical, that would be understandably reasonable considering that multiplayer's involved , were alledgedly conspiring in and out of D.C. area and the Court realizing this and the overall bias of the jury pool and let's don't forget the seriousness of the alledged crimes committed. It's seems only logical that the judge would be bound to suggest such a request as an option to seek justice. In this context I am naive. But when potential jurors who admittedly tell the court that if it means Hillary could possibly be convicted they could not be fair in their judgement, that's grounds for removal in any other court in the land and rightly so. Factor in the donors, the personal relationships and I believed this court is bias and has already set into motion, for the defense, grounds for a mistrial and appeal. Durham go get em with everything you got! P. S. This to Hillary, your time is up, you won't need a Wardrobe where your going. We'll leave the light on and keep a eye on Billy for you. Ciao Baby!
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