Musk’s Twitter Deal Trial: Jury Pool Shrinks Amidst Rising Hate
A federal judge in California has started the jury selection process for a class-action lawsuit involving Elon Musk and former Twitter investors. On Thursday, the judge reduced the pool of 92 potential jurors, as several indicated they could not deliver a fair verdict.
Musk’s Legal Challenges
During the selection, 38 jurors were excused after expressing bias against Musk. His attorney expressed concern over the growing animosity toward the billionaire, stating, “so many people who hate him so much.”
Jury Selection Process
- Date: February 19, 2026
- Location: California federal court
- Total jurors initially considered: 92
- Jurors excused: 38
This case is part of a broader legal landscape surrounding Musk’s business dealings and has drawn significant public attention. Many observers are closely following the proceedings as sentiments towards Musk remain mixed.
Impact on Investors
The class-action lawsuit seeks to address grievances from former Twitter investors, raising questions about transparency and corporate governance. As the trial progresses, more details will emerge regarding the allegations and defenses presented.
Next Steps in the Trial
As the jury pool narrows, the trial will continue to unfold, shaping public perception of Musk and his ventures. Stakeholders await further developments as both sides prepare their arguments for court.
