The last person added to the final jury pool said he is skeptical about police and paid informants going undercover to spy on people.
His views struck a nerve with the prosecution, whose key witnesses include a federal agent and paid confidential informant who infiltrated the Hutaree group, secretly recorded conversations with members, then reported everything they saw and heard back to the FBI. ...
He said he believes spying on people is an invasion of privacy.
“You’re basically paying someone to lie and deceive people. I don’t think that’s right,” said the potential juror.
The country could use a lot more jurors 382.
