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Trouble Finding Impartial Jurors in Ahmaud Arbery Case; Judge Frustrated
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4:04Now PlayingMiami Dade county commissioner and trial attorney Danielle Cohen Higgins joins BNC GO to talk about the frustration behind jury selection during the trial of the three men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery.
The presiding judge has expressed frustration over the slow pace of selecting a jury.
"This is arguably the most important part of the trial and this is challenging for this court... because of not only the media attention that this case has received, but also because of the issues related to this case,” Higgins says. “This case obviously involved racial implications and a lot of implications involving civil rights.”
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