Kayla Murphy

Do we think that just because somebody was charged with a crime, that means they're guilty of the crime?

Like, what about you, you know, potential juror number 12?

What do you think?

Right?

And so basically what will happen is each side will do their thing.

And as we go, we'll like cross off people until there are only six left.

And it's random.

So each juror will get a number.

And so, you know, if it just so happens that they're like, you know, whatever, 12 men and they're the first, you know, numbers one through 12, it's kind of difficult to explain.

So if they're like 40 people, right, it's like – and we're like, okay, well, I don't like number two.

So he goes down, right?

So now we just have number one and number three, right?

And it goes down until you get to the six that you agree on.

And so I would say it's just the luck of the draw as far as like how –

You know what I mean?

Like how close to the top of the journalist you are.

Here's what I'll say though.

Like if you were my client and we were going to trial together, I would probably want more men.

Really?

Yeah.