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Jury Bias Is Big Concern As Social Media Could Sway Opinions in Trial
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November 10, 2021
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11:06Now PlayingThe number of people using social media reached over 220 million, or 82% of the U.S. population. Information can be shared faster than ever before, which is a key point in a case brought to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Questions surround the jury’s ability to see or obtain information on the case from an outside source, such as their social media, with almost no way to police this action.
“AMplified” host Aisha Mills was joined by Elie Mystal, a justice correspondent at The Nation, to discuss the growing legal interest about social media and jury bias.
All this and more on “AMplified.”
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