That's huge. If you get 60 percent, that's a lot, but 80 percent is near virtually everyone.

To get this done in one day would be a travesty of justice.

The problem with high-profile trials is that you have jurors wanting to be on because it's their moment to interface with fame. They fool themselves into thinking they can be fair.

If it's done incorrectly, cases can be won or lost during jury selection.

If both sides get rid of unfavorable people and they wind up with people in the middle, then the verdict will be based on the evidence. If it's done incorrectly, cases can be won or lost during jury selection.