Daniel Penny trial: Potential jurors in subway chokehold death asked about train use
No jurors have yet been chosen for the manslaughter trial of Daniel Penny, who put Jordan Neely in a chokehold that, medical examiners said, killed him. But in a Manhattan case that concerns perceptions of safety in the nation's largest subway system, the jury pool so far is full of people with a mix of comfort levels with riding the trains.
Witnesses in Daniel Penny’s trial shouldn’t call him a ‘good Samaritan,’ prosecutors say
Yoran said the DA’s office was worried that the defense attorneys might try to get witnesses to assess whether Penny’s actions on the subway were appropriate. Yoran mentioned the terms “good Samaritan” and “hero” as labels that witnesses shouldn’t be allowed to use to describe Penny, because she said they’re subjective opinions.
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