Donald Trump Jr. reported for jury duty in Manhattan—but didn’t get picked for a case.
The Daily News said Trump was among the prospective jurors for an attempted robbery case on Wednesday.
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Donald Trump Jr. leaves Manhattan Supreme Court during a lunch break when he was summoned for jury duty on Feb. 28. Photo: Jefferson Siegel/The Daily News via AP.
Donald Trump Jr. reported for jury duty in Manhattan—but didn't get picked for a case.
March 01, 2018 at 02:22 PM
1 minute read
Donald Trump Jr. reported for jury duty in Manhattan—but didn’t get picked for a case.
The Daily News said Trump was among the prospective jurors for an attempted robbery case on Wednesday.
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