Jury selection in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial was a lengthy and complex process, reflecting both the gravity of the charges and the high-profile nature of the case. Prospective jurors were carefully vetted over several weeks, beginning with a large pool that was gradually narrowed down. The court asked detailed questions about potential jurors’ knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein, Maxwell, and the extensive media coverage surrounding them. Judges and attorneys probed deeply into biases, media exposure, and personal experiences with sexual abuse or law enforcement to ensure impartiality. This step was crucial, given that Epstein’s notoriety had saturated public awareness and risked tainting the jury pool.



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