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Highlights from the jury selection process for the trial of Martin Shkreli who is facing fraud charges, but is best known for the price-gouging of pharmaceutical drugs. His company acquired the rights to Daraprim, relied on by patients with weakened immune systems, such as Aids patients. The cost was $18.65 a dose. Shkreli announced he was raising the price to $1036 a pill. He also fulfilled his promise to leak a one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album if Donald Trump won the US presidential election. More than two hundred potential jurors were excused.
The court: The purpose of jury selection is to ensure fairness and impartiality in this case. If you think that you could not be fair and impartial, it is your duty to tell me. Juror no. 52: When I walked in here today I looked at him, and in my head, that's a snake - not knowing who he was. I just walked in and looked right at him and that's a snake ...
Juror no. 77: From everything I've seen on the news, everything I've read, I believe the defendant is the face of corporate greed in America ...
The court: Juror 144. The question is, have you heard anything that would affect your ability to decide this case with an open mind. Can you do that?