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>> no employer and this the bottom line on this. new york city is out of control anyway. no employer wants to go through a court case and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars and that's what this is all about in manys9zhñ cases. >> it certainlyself if mayor de blasio wants new york to be inclusive place. how are you going to fine people 125,000 people and expect them to pay and also how are you going to prove intent in every case? >> it's even worse than that new york city can't be inclusive because you can't drive in here. you can't get in. so.xhey can't -- subway though. >> unless you liv...

Their verdict solely on the evidence e presented and the law as instructed. and so, this is not an unushl common thing. and the demonstrations in the michael jackson case. there were demonstrations in the o.j. simpson case. jurors who were exposed to the same level of public concern and outrage, and so i don't see any significant difference here except for the people who lived in the affected area, and that would be a lit areal bit different. >> and i am suhurna the voir die will cover that extensively. at the time that i collected the research, and came up to the set to get ready for the prog...

Case, we ha had a city under curfew, so 100% of the people in the city is affect ed by the case, and everybody knows about it, and we know that everybody here could have been a arrested if they left the house, and now we are going to be putting those people in the jury pool, and so by definition, everybody knows about it, but the challenge is if they can find people who can put their personal views aside and be neutral and impartial, and i don't know how they are going to do it. >> and josh, the guy that the attorneys employ to sit with them at the defense table or just behind to either give t...

To the family of freddie gray several months ago. out of 75 potential jurors, 35 of them have been convicted, incarcerated or are facing current charges, and 26 of the total have very strong feelings about this case, and my colleague miguel marquez is in the courtroom. there were some protesters earlier in the day, and he said it was very clear as a potential jurors are being seated in the cou courtroom they all could hear the protesters saying all night, all day, we will fight for freddie gray. and the question now, can a fair and impartial jury be found right here in baltimore. >> reporter: ...

Maybe they knew somebody out marching or affected by the march in lockdown or curfew and these are not usual circumstances and not like casey anthony where you heard a lot of the media about the case, but there is a direct emotional reaction to being a part of something like that, and is that a concern to the process? >> no. what we need to remember is that the riot was confined to a very narrow area of baltimore and it is easy to determine in the voir dire if anybody was in that affected ar area. 99% of the city was affected, and that is where the bulk of the jurors are coming from. so there ...