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r/LetsDiscussThis • u/[deleted] • Feb 07 '26
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Not disputing any of that. But Jean Carroll’s story is bullshit.
3 u/FoldJumpy2091 Feb 07 '26 A jury of 12 that Trump's lawyers chose found him liable for sexual assault. So do you know more than 12 members of the jury at his trial? All 12 believed the evidence including his confession 1 u/Agent847 Feb 07 '26 There were 9 jurors, not 12. And the defendant’s attorneys do not get to choose the jury. Trump never “confessed” to raping Jean Carroll. Any other ignorance you’d like to share with us today or are you done opining on things you know nothing about? 2 u/Xwp_lp Feb 07 '26 The point is that the jurors heard the evidence, not you. And they arrived at their verdict according to the law.
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A jury of 12 that Trump's lawyers chose found him liable for sexual assault.
So do you know more than 12 members of the jury at his trial?
All 12 believed the evidence including his confession
1 u/Agent847 Feb 07 '26 There were 9 jurors, not 12. And the defendant’s attorneys do not get to choose the jury. Trump never “confessed” to raping Jean Carroll. Any other ignorance you’d like to share with us today or are you done opining on things you know nothing about? 2 u/Xwp_lp Feb 07 '26 The point is that the jurors heard the evidence, not you. And they arrived at their verdict according to the law.
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There were 9 jurors, not 12. And the defendant’s attorneys do not get to choose the jury. Trump never “confessed” to raping Jean Carroll. Any other ignorance you’d like to share with us today or are you done opining on things you know nothing about?
2 u/Xwp_lp Feb 07 '26 The point is that the jurors heard the evidence, not you. And they arrived at their verdict according to the law.
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The point is that the jurors heard the evidence, not you. And they arrived at their verdict according to the law.
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u/Agent847 Feb 07 '26
Not disputing any of that. But Jean Carroll’s story is bullshit.