Under Georgia law, the names of grand jurors are included on indictments – a practice aimed at promoting transparency. However, this approach has come under scrutiny given the continuing threats following the recent indictment of Trump and 18 co-defendants.
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Brave jurors.
They’re conscripts. Nobody asked them whether they’d like to die.
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Whatever brain dead piece of cartiledge thought we needed more transparency into citizen lives has made justice harder to achieve.
My suspicion is that’s part of the design