Renato Stabile

We call them stealth jurors. It is very, very tricky to figure out who is giving you honest answers and who is giving you answers that they think will get them onto the jury. Because it's not just that it's high profile and Diddy's gonna be in the room and people want proximity to celebrities. And by the way, interestingly, that's gonna be part of the defense, right?

We call them stealth jurors. It is very, very tricky to figure out who is giving you honest answers and who is giving you answers that they think will get them onto the jury. Because it's not just that it's high profile and Diddy's gonna be in the room and people want proximity to celebrities. And by the way, interestingly, that's gonna be part of the defense, right?

Part of the defense is that people went along with these things You can agree or disagree, but they're going to say people went along with these things because they wanted proximity to him. They wanted proximity to maybe other celebrities. Maybe they were getting paid. People do like to be around celebrities and it doesn't end when you get into a courtroom.

Part of the defense is that people went along with these things You can agree or disagree, but they're going to say people went along with these things because they wanted proximity to him. They wanted proximity to maybe other celebrities. Maybe they were getting paid. People do like to be around celebrities and it doesn't end when you get into a courtroom.

So for sure, I think there are people who are going to try and give the right answers to get onto the jury. A, because it's just really interesting. But B, you know, maybe people want to write a book. Maybe people want to go on TV afterwards and talk about their experiences.

So for sure, I think there are people who are going to try and give the right answers to get onto the jury. A, because it's just really interesting. But B, you know, maybe people want to write a book. Maybe people want to go on TV afterwards and talk about their experiences.

Of course, of course, you get sworn in and you're told by the judge that you have to give honest answers and you actually stand up and take an oath. as a juror in court to give honest answers. And so, you know, I'll give you an example. This happened in the Glenn Maxwell case in one of the jurors forgot that he had been the victim of some sort of sexual assault.

Of course, of course, you get sworn in and you're told by the judge that you have to give honest answers and you actually stand up and take an oath. as a juror in court to give honest answers. And so, you know, I'll give you an example. This happened in the Glenn Maxwell case in one of the jurors forgot that he had been the victim of some sort of sexual assault.

And the question was asked on the questionnaire and he answered no or left it blank. And, you know, there was a whole big issue after that case about, you know, did he lie or did he forget? And the judge held a hearing. And the judge made a credibility finding that he forgot and so decided that he didn't do anything deceptive.

And the question was asked on the questionnaire and he answered no or left it blank. And, you know, there was a whole big issue after that case about, you know, did he lie or did he forget? And the judge held a hearing. And the judge made a credibility finding that he forgot and so decided that he didn't do anything deceptive.

But that's another reason why you have to look at people's social media to make sure that, you know, they're not coming into court and telling you, yeah, I can I can totally be fair and impartial to Mr. Combs. And yet, you know, you'll see on their social media, they're posting articles or saying this guy is so guilty or something like that.

But that's another reason why you have to look at people's social media to make sure that, you know, they're not coming into court and telling you, yeah, I can I can totally be fair and impartial to Mr. Combs. And yet, you know, you'll see on their social media, they're posting articles or saying this guy is so guilty or something like that.

yeah nobody wants it i mean the defense certainly doesn't want it but the prosecutors don't want it either they don't want people lying to get on the jury even if even if it helps them even if there's going to be a conviction they don't need that because they don't want to do it all over again so it's really in everybody's interest that everybody gets a fair opportunity to ask whatever questions they want to ask

yeah nobody wants it i mean the defense certainly doesn't want it but the prosecutors don't want it either they don't want people lying to get on the jury even if even if it helps them even if there's going to be a conviction they don't need that because they don't want to do it all over again so it's really in everybody's interest that everybody gets a fair opportunity to ask whatever questions they want to ask

look over the questionnaires, do whatever background research they're going to do so that this doesn't come up after the fact and really upend for the prosecution side, upend a conviction. And look, the defense, they want him to get acquitted and they want him to get a fair shot here. So nobody wants it.

look over the questionnaires, do whatever background research they're going to do so that this doesn't come up after the fact and really upend for the prosecution side, upend a conviction. And look, the defense, they want him to get acquitted and they want him to get a fair shot here. So nobody wants it.

I don't know that his celebrity is going to help him a lot here. I do think celebrity helps in some cases, but not necessarily here. You know, it's funny. He's kind of a he's a Gen X artist, right? I don't know how popular or known he is with the younger generation. So you could see this thing break out across generational lines.

I don't know that his celebrity is going to help him a lot here. I do think celebrity helps in some cases, but not necessarily here. You know, it's funny. He's kind of a he's a Gen X artist, right? I don't know how popular or known he is with the younger generation. So you could see this thing break out across generational lines.

If I were picking this jury, I would probably skew younger in terms of the demographic I'm looking for. And not because of familiarity or unfamiliarity with Diddy, but because I think younger people might be more receptive to the fact that people consensually went along with a lot of these things.

If I were picking this jury, I would probably skew younger in terms of the demographic I'm looking for. And not because of familiarity or unfamiliarity with Diddy, but because I think younger people might be more receptive to the fact that people consensually went along with a lot of these things.