Which jurors have been selected for Donald Trump’s hush money trial?

In a historic trial in Manhattan, a teacher, two lawyers, a salesman, and a grandfather have been selected as jurors to hear the first-ever criminal case against a president. The trial involves charges of falsifying business records to conceal payments to an adult film star before the 2016 presidential election.

Former President Donald Trump, who has tried to move the case out of Manhattan, is now facing a group of Manhattan residents who have pledged to be fair and impartial in hearing the case against him. The jury selection process involved questioning potential jurors about their backgrounds, relationships, jobs, and interactions with Trump’s campaign or business.

By the end of the second day of jury selection, seven New Yorkers had been selected to decide Trump’s fate. However, one juror, an oncology nurse, was excused due to concerns about her identity being revealed in news articles.

The selected jurors have been anonymized and their identities protected. They come from diverse backgrounds, including a salesman, a corporate lawyer, an IT consultant, a schoolteacher, a software engineer, and a lawyer with two children. Each juror brings their own perspectives and experiences to the trial.

The jury will ultimately consist of 18 people, with 12 sitting in the jury box during the trial and six alternates. The jurors will play a crucial role in determining the outcome of this historic case against a former president.