Unfair Trial Just a Reality for Boston Bomb Suspect

The transcript discusses the challenges of ensuring a fair trial for those accused of heinous crimes, particularly in high-profile cases like that of Tsarnaev. It highlights the responsibilities of jurors to ensure a fair verdict and the difficulties in selecting an impartial jury, especially in areas directly affected by the crime. The defense argues that a fair trial is impossible in Boston due to local biases, and similar challenges exist across the Northeast and potentially the entire U.S. The process of jury selection is complex, with many potential jurors disqualified due to their proximity to the events.

What challenges do defense lawyers face in ensuring a fair trial for their clients in Boston?

Why do jurors take their responsibilities seriously according to the text?

What argument did the defense lawyers use to request a change of venue for the trial?

How does the text describe the jury selection process for the trial?

What implications does living in certain areas have on a potential juror's ability to serve in this trial?