Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis had requested an order that would limit revealing jurors’ names and likenesses during any trial in the case.

A judge granted Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ request to restrict identifying information about jurors in the Georgia election interference case, a new court filing shows.

In a two-page order Monday, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee imposed strict limits regarding the identities of jurors involved in any trial in the case against former President Donald Trump and 18 co-defendants.

The court’s standing rules restrict using photographic or electronic equipment without a judge’s consent. McAfee’s order offers additional protections by prohibiting drawing in an identifiable manner or otherwise recording images, statements or conversations of jurors or prospective jurors.

  • @DoctorTYVM
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    Good, it will save their lives and help produce a fair verdict.

    Trump sees himself as a 90’s monster. Threatening witnesses is totally his trademark. Not to mention sicing his more devout followers on them

    • @sfgifz
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      1001 year ago

      90’s monster

      You probably meant 90’s mobster, but both fit I guess.

      • @hansl
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        291 year ago

        He’s more like a 70s monster… “and I would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for you meddling judges”.

        • @Zombiepirate
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          51 year ago

          Swamp Thing was a 70s monster, too.

          He’d fit right in with 'em.

    • squiblet
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      Plus just libeling and slandering them. I’m beyond sick of his bullshit like calling prosecutors doing their jobs ‘DERANGED’. Trump is a believer in ‘repeat things enough times and they become true’. With his stupid nicknames and labels, we hear them so often that it comes to mind for me when I think of the person, even though I think whatever he said was incredibly stupid. The problem is the media dutifully amplifies his message… “Trump calls Jack Smith deranged! Deranged Jack Smith!”

      • Billiam
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        241 year ago

        Trump is a believer in ‘repeat things enough times and they become true’

        Hmm, I did Nazi you mention who the pioneers of this particular propaganda technique were, and why Trump would use their tactics.

          • Billiam
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            121 year ago

            I never believed that story, because I’m not convinced Trump is literate enough to read such a book or to understand Hitler’s oratory.

            I bet he made Ivanka read it to him before bedtime.

            • @grue
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              111 year ago

              Go watch old interviews of him from the '80s. He’s half-senile now and he’s always been an evil grifter, but he wasn’t actually an idiot.

    • @PetDinosaurs
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      You know very well the names will leak, and you know very well this will ruin their lives and probably end them prematurely.

      I would sit in jail for as long as necessary to avoid being on any of these juries.

      • @Nastybutler
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        Thank you for admitting your cowardice. I’d welcome the challenge of it, and be honored to be in the select group of people able to actually hold him accountable

  • Jaysyn
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    I’m more interested in what the judge plans to do when those names are inevitably leaked.

  • @Smacks
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    211 year ago

    It’s pretty insane how nuts these people are. They’re willing to throw away their lives, maybe even kill others because their glorious leader is getting in trouble.

  • @nxfsi
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    161 year ago

    Wait, jurors identities were public before that?

    • @NocturnalMorning
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      41 year ago

      They’ve already been released once. I guess they want to hide them moving forward.

      • roguetrick
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        You’re thinking of the Grand jury. This is about the petit jury.

        • @NocturnalMorning
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          71 year ago

          Ah, I didn’t realize there was a distinction. Thanks for the clarification.

          • @[email protected]
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            Grand Jury issues indictments, can put you in jail until trial, and there’s generally no defense or judge present. They only need probable cause.

  • mr_robot
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    101 year ago

    This is fantastic news. The identities of the grand jury that indited Trump were released publicly under GA law designed for “transparency”, which is an incredibly stupid law in high profile cases.