The presumption of innocence is an important constitutional right guaranteed to everyone accused of a crime. A criminal charge is merely an accusation and a jury or. Ray Tensing, Samuel Du. Bose 9 white jurors, 3 black jurors in Ray Tensings retrial. CINCINNATI After three days of questioning, the judge in Ray Tensings retrial seated a jury Wednesday. Adobe Acrobat Reader 8 Serial Number Crack. That means the trial will remain in Hamilton County, despite requests from both the defense and prosecution to relocate. Trial+Process%3A+Differences+Between+Criminal+and+Civil.jpg' alt='Right To A Jury Trial In Indiana' title='Right To A Jury Trial In Indiana' />Get the latest breaking news across the U. S. on ABCNews. com. What lawyers judges wont tell you about juries. By Sam Smith. The fully informed jury movement has been in the news and the subject of. Before Donald Trump raises his right hand to take the oath of office in January, hes set for a lessauspicious swearingin taking the witness stand in his own. Official site providing information about the local government and community. The jury is made up of seven white women, two white men, one black man and two black women. Two white men, one white woman and one black woman are alternates. Courts Trials Judge Declares Mistrial in Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Case After Jury Says They Are Hopelessly Deadlocked By Nicole Weisensee Egan. In Tensings first trial, the jury was made up of two black women, four white women and six white men. Prosecutor Joe Deters said two black men were chosen to sit on the jury, but said they didnt want to take part in the trial. Why is this noteworthy Potential jurors were asked about race, police, Black Lives Matter, media exposure and knowledge of the first trial during voir dire on Friday, Monday and Tuesday. Several jurors said they already formed opinions about Tensings guilt or innocence, but those jurors were dismissed. Tensing, a white man and former University of Cincinnati officer, shot and killed Samuel Du. Bose, a black man, during a traffic stop on July 1. The incident happened as many protest shootings involving officers and black men and women. Seating the jury. On Friday, 1. 80 potential jurors reported to the courthouse the number was cut nearly in half, to 9. Monday. Tuesday afternoon, the defense began questioning the 2. How was I chosen for jury service Who is eligible to serve as a juror in the North Carolina courts Do I have to respond to the jury summons What if I cant serve. The Associated Press delivers indepth coverage on todays Big Story including top stories, international, politics, lifestyle, business, entertainment, and more. A federal grand jury Thursday found Lake County Sheriff John Buncich guilty of corruption charges. RELATED Potential Tensing jurors dismissed after defense finds concerning Facebook posts. MORE Prospective juror Ray Tensing should get a medalJudge Leslie Ghiz said the 1. Rice Street in Mount Auburn where Tensing killed Du. Bose. Tensing claimed his use of force was justified, saying Du. Boses car dragged him as Du. Bose started to drive off and left Tensing in fear for his life. Prosecutor Joe Deters said Tensing shot Du. Bose because he was mad and pulled Du. Bose over on a chicken shit traffic stop. Deters called the shooting asinine and senseless. Deters tried the first case against Tensing, which ended in a hung jury. Deters is not trying Tensing a second time Tieger and Assistant Prosecutor Stacey De. Graffenreid are prosecuting the retrial. Defense attorney Stew Mathews said Tuesday Tensing will testify in his retrial, as he did in the first trial last November. Tensing faces the same charges as in his first trial murder and voluntary manslaughter. Judge battles with the media. The judge hearing the retrial has been at odds with local and national media since being assigned the case in November. WCPOScripps and other local outlets sued the judge over exceptionally strict guidelines for media coverage of the trial. The Ohio District Court of Appeals sided with WCPO in its initial suit against Ghiz, saying her restrictions which she planned to enforce via a waiver were made without any court hearing. RELATED Judge Leslie Ghiz criticized media, questionnaire release before she became Tensing trial judge. Ghiz relaxed some of her restrictions on media coverage after a hearing. She didnt, however, pass up an opportunity to put the media on blast. This is a court of law, and I think the media has forgotten that, Ghiz said. And its offensive. Im at the end of my rope with the media. Its ridiculous, and the only reason its there is to sell papers and have people click their websites, Ghiz said. Media outlets filed more suits against Ghiz after she said she planned to release redacted questionnaires at the conclusion of the trial. WCPOs most recent suit specifically seeks. Release of questionnaires filled out by 1. The same access to the courtroom as members of the public if WCPO is not one of the media outlets to win the lottery for media seats established by Ghiz. Ghiz has reserved seats for the public on a first come, first served basis. Free use of electronic devices in the courtroom and the fifth floor hallway, banned by Ghiz. Freedom to photograph and record prospective jurors, jurors, witnesses and victims, banned by Ghiz. NOTE WCPO does not publish juror names or images that show jurors identities without the permission of those jurors. However, WCPO believes it is important for journalists to be able to contact jurors and talk to them about what happened during the trial and deliberations if jurors are willing to talk. Read more about the suit here. WCPO has clear legal right to the completed questionnaires with Social Security numbers, drivers license numbers and phone numbers redacted, the suit says. If the retrial proceeds under the current order and with no completed juror questionnaires available for public inspection the public and the press will not be able to meaningfully observe the proceedings and their First Amendment rights will be eviscerated. The Ohio Supreme Court has previously ruled that juror questionnaires are public record. Ghiz threatened to throw all of the media out of her courtroom if a prospective jurors image shows up on TV, online or in print. Ghiz also named three jurors presumably by mistake during the duration of voir dire. EDITORIAL With lives at stake, the Tensing trial demands openness. Motions from the defense and the prosecution to move the trial out of town  both sides blamed the media for turning the proceedings into a circus  will also cast a shadow over the goings on this week. Ghiz has argued her rulings are necessary to protect jurors identity and safety and to ensure a fair trial. She had suggested that prospective jurors would decline to serve if they know their names would be released, or if they could be photographed as members of the jury. For complete trial coverage, visit wcpo. Tensing. Trial. Follow live coverage from WCPO reporters in the box below. U. S. News Latest National News, Videos Photos ABC News.