Does response 2 answer the question? 1. You are charged with a crime in a very small isolated town. You hire one of the two attorneys in town to defend you (the other one is his brother, the prosecutor). You ask for a jury trial, and they bring in four people to decide your fate. Are these four a legitimate jury? Why or Why not? Explain your response in detail using concepts from your readings. response 2 1. The legitimacy of the jury is very questionable due to multiple factors. For example, the size of the jury, selection process, and impartiality. In this situation, the potential relationship between the attorney hired and the prosecutor, which was his brother, shows some bias. The community dynamics in a small, isolated town can often lead to personal connections that may influence the jurors opinions or decisions about the case. A legitimate jury should be randomly selected people from a larger number of potential jurors to make sure of a diverse jury