Arbery, 'Unite the Right,' Rittenhouse cases show difficulty of finding impartial jurors

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : I don't care about your opinions on the Second Amendment."
50% : The genius of the American system of criminal justice is that even accused individuals whose guilt appears certain are entitled to test the government's case on a fair and neutral playing field.
41% : Given the racial issues, Judge Norman Moon took time to drill down into a potential juror's views on issues such as the Civil War, the Confederacy, Black Lives Matter and Southern pride.
40% : Or to have no opinions about Black Lives Matter protests?
36% : He dismissed one juror who felt that some Black Lives Matter protesters were troublemakers.

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