Stealth Jurors challenge in George Floyd case raises concerns for Nashville case
A so-called stealth juror could cause a mistrial in the high-profile Derek Chauvin trial, and it could be the case in the upcoming trial of Metro-Nashville police officer Andrew Delke, who was charged with murder.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) â A so-called stealth juror could cause a mistrial in the high-profile Derek Chauvin trial, and it could be the case in the upcoming trial of decommissioned Metro Nashville Police Officer Andrew Delke, who was charged with murder.
Defense attorneys in Metro are already sounding the alarm concerned about potential stealth jurors.
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