Lawyer reportedly cries anti-white discrimination in jury selection at Proud Boys sedition trial. (via The ReidOut Blog)
and conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, stemming from their alleged roles in the deadly Jan. 6 riot. Opening arguments are set for this week.
to select 12 jurors and four alternates. At the end of the process, Nicholas Smith, who’s representing Proud Boys member Ethan Nordean, took exception to the choices.Smith said that the prosecution’s decision to cut multiple “white, male Republican[s],” as well as a Roman Catholic priest, from the panel amounted to discrimination.
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