Government objects to ‘unnecessary,’ ‘prejudicial’ SBF jury selection questions
The U.S. attorney sees no reason for potential jurors to discuss effective altruism or ADHD, among other things, before trying SBF.
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The U.S. attorney sees no reason for potential jurors to discuss effective altruism or ADHD, among other things, before trying SBF.
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