Haylee Barber

So you have that.

You've got miles and miles and miles of marshes and woods.

There's just no shortage of places to put guns.

We ask that repeatedly to everyone that's key in this case last week.

I mean, my first instinct was you'd have to go to Zanzibar to find a jury of people that didn't know about it.

But, you know, I think we asked Alan Wilson that very question.

He said, look, we have got a structure, as every state does, for how to question jurors and ferret out the ones that can understand a case and can set aside their previous cases.

And the other issue with a new trial and change of venue, which is the other issue people ask about, is to get a change of venue, you not only have to get approval, but you've also got to find a county whose demographics line up to be very similar from college and county.

That's true.

And so you can't just say we're going to move it to the upstate because you've got to have a county that matches demographically.

So I don't – it would not surprise me if change of venue doesn't really come up.