Almost All-White Jury to Determine Fate of Ahmaud Arbery’s Killers

A nearly all-white jury was selected to decide the fate of three white men accused of murdering Ahmad Arbury, a black man. The McMichaels and a neighbor chased and shot Arbury. Despite objections, the judge seated only one black juror, acknowledging potential racial discrimination but citing limited authority to intervene. Arbury's mother expressed devastation but hoped for a fair decision.

Who were the main individuals involved in the pursuit of Ahmad Arbury?

• Greg McMichael, Travis McMichael, and William Brian

• Greg McMichael, Travis McMichael, and a police officer

• Greg McMichael, a police officer, and William Brian

• Travis McMichael, William Brian, and a neighbor

What was the judge's stance on the jury selection process?

• He had the authority to change the jury composition

• He believed there was no discrimination

• He acknowledged possible discrimination but felt limited by law

• He fully supported the jury selection

How many black jurors were seated for the trial?

• Two

• One

• None

• Three

What was Arbury's mother's reaction to the jury selection?

• She was indifferent to the selection

• She found the results devastating

• She was satisfied with the selection

• She was hopeful about the selection

What concern did Arbury's mother have about the jury selection process?

• That the jurors would not be able to reach a decision

• That the jurors would be selected from outside the community

• That the jurors would be picked from the local community

• That the jurors would be biased against the defendants