Unless you have extremely sophisticated IT privacy, yes, they can. However, I’m sure there are plenty of sympathetic prospective jurors who have not posted, and all it takes is one. |
Special enrollment, ACA, if no money and you're in a medicaid expansion state you get coverage. If you have more income than the expansion allows you still get tax credit. He'd be smart enough to know this stuff. Plus, people who end up with big problems with their back usually shoot the doctor. |
This will be the Gen Z OJ Simpson case. He has a massive amount of fangirls right now. |
No, once the jury is deliberating double Jeopardy has already attached and there is no re-trial. |
Oh wait, you said mistrial. So what I said was incorrect there would be a retrial. |
Oh my, oh lord! |
| Is there a link that suggests his family is loaded or owns assisted living facilities? A quick Google showed just a John Mangione as the administrator of a nursing home but that’s not typically the owner. Where are people getting this? |
https://www.wbaltv.com/article/unitedhealthcare-ceo-shooting-man-questioned-maryland-ties/63137390 |
Nope people were sad for the victims |
Tell that to Karen Read. |
Still a murderer and unacceptable |
NP. Oh honey lol |
You’re right. I should not be surprised. |
You’re right. But having picked about 15 criminal juries, I’ve looked a lot of potential jurors in the eye. People have a much harder time lying when they’re standing alone in front of a judge, a prosecutor, and a defense attorney than you might think. |
Yeah, my point is that there's no way he's getting an acquittal. Even if one or two people manage to lie their way onto the jury, it would end in a mistrial and he'd be retried. They're not going to let him walk, so they'd retry it as many times as it would take. |