Manafort judge recieving death threats

[2MuchMark]

https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-ne...f596fd87885dfd

Gee I wonder who might do that..

[Rochard]

Nothing surprises me at this point.

[Hawkeye]

https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-ne...f596fd87885dfd

Gee I wonder who might do that..

Antifa, Democrats, etc.

[Bladewire]

Antifa, Democrats, etc.

Yeah right like Democrats are gonna threaten the judge that's going to keep Manafort in jail. You fucking idiot alt-right hate troll get a brain moron

[onwebcam]

[The Truth Hurts]

it’s the media companies attempting to get the names and addresses of the jurors.... cnn, nbc, buzzfeed, etc.

[OneHungLo]

[TampaToker]

No one knows who is doing the threatening. If anyone says they know they are full of shit.

[OneHungLo]

Hey Mark,

Judge Ellis, the judge presiding over Manafort trial, has been threatened and is now being guarded by U.S. Marshals,also says he WON'T RELEASE jurors' personal information

That's why he's getting threatened.

Isn't always funny how these things always come back to the democrats

PS Mark don't you think it's disturbing that CNN tried to get the jurors names released?

[directfiesta]

Jurors names are normally released

[Bladewire]

[kane]

Looks like no verdict until at least Monday.

[8pt-buck]

Follow facts - I can not back Manafort and his twisting $$ puzzle.

Take notice though, NOTHING leads back to DONALD J.

[baddog]

Jurors names are normally released

Despite their overall rarity in American history, “nameless juries have progressed from a judicial fluke to a well-established departure from ordinary procedure, and a measure which some authorities argue seriously should be ordinary procedure.”[5] Today, every federal judicial circuit, excluding the 10th Circuit, has approved of the use of anonymous juries.[6] This past summer, for instance, a federal judge in Brooklyn ordered the empanelment of an anonymous jury in the criminal trial of an al Qaeda terrorist who threatened to kill prosecutors and court staff.[7] More troubling is the practice of trial courts in Los Angeles County of withholding juror names in the majority of criminal cases.[8] Even in situations where courts decide to disclose the identities of jurors to the parties, they may refuse to disclose such information to members of the news media.[9]