Can Jessie Watters be jailed for jury tampering?

[ificandream]

I haven't seen any real news mentions of that but it seems to me to be called for.

[WarGamer]

1. Is repeating publicly available information a crime?

[orangecrush]

5. No, but fux

Can be banned from the courtroom.

[WarGamer]

9. absolutely.

[Groundhawg]

2. he should be. nt

[jimfields33]

3. Nope. If we start, how many journalists will be jailed

for next. It was information that was public.

[William Gustafson]

4. I prefer to have the FCC cancel Fox license's and shut them down for lies they have told....

and the lives they are putting into jeopardy with those lies and misinformation. They have proven over and over again that they are not honest with their programming.... FCC needs to shut them down !!!!!!

[MarineCombatEngineer]

8. Fox News operates on cable of which there is no license to cancel,

in fact, the FCC has zero content control over cable, satellite or the internet.

[Silent Type]

10. Probably way it should be, but it is frustrating knowing junk is broadcasted.

[drray23]

6. No. What he discussed was public information.

Unfortunately the judge had not precluded anybody to disclose what they heard in the courtroom such as the profession of the jurors, etc..
He now explicitly has forbidden talking about anything not explicitly in the public record and ruled that while the profession of the juror can be discussed during jury selection in the courtroom, it won't show in the public record.

[Kingofalldems]

7. He doxed her.

I see the Trump pals overlooking that though.