By Jack Queen and Luc Cohen
NEW YORK (Reuters) -A juror was excused on Thursday from Donald Trump‘s criminal trial after saying she felt intimidated because some aspects of her identity had been made public, the judge overseeing the case said.
Addressing the court, the juror said family, friends and colleagues had reached out to her after deducing through press accounts that she was on the jury.
“I don’t believe at this point that I can be fair and unbiased, and let the outside influences not affect my decision-making in the courtroom,” said the juror, who had been one of seven selected earlier this week.
“We just lost what probably would have been a very good juror,” the judge in the case, Justice Juan Merchan, said after the juror was…
