In the Lil Durk federal trial, the jury heard testimony the judge later struck. And Lil Durk's lawyer, Brian Steel, asked the question every defense lawyer dreads: “How do you unwind this?” Legally, we presume jurors follow that instruction. But Steel's question wasn't legal, it was human: how do you make twelve people unknow something they already heard? A jury is supposed to decide whether the government proved THESE charges, not whether the defendant is a bad person. The judge can strike the words from the record. Nobody can strike them from a juror's memory. Note - Trial evidence and allegations only. No verdict reached. Lil Durk has pleaded not guilty. #CriminalDefense #FederalLaw #JuryTrial #Mistrial #DueProcess
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Posted Sep 4, 2026 · Sound: Original sound
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