A recent Facebook comment has sparked concerns about possible juror bias in the criminal case against former President Donald Trump in New York. Judge Juan Merchan brought this to the attention of both Trump's defense team and prosecutors after a juror allegedly disclosed the verdict to relatives before the official vote.

The comment, posted on the public Facebook page of the Unified Court System, read: "My cousin is a juror and says Trump is getting convicted! Thank you folks for all your hard work!!!!" This raised questions about juror misconduct, as it was posted a day before the guilty verdict on all 34 counts of falsifying business records.

Trump's legal team is investigating this further, and the comment may be used to appeal the verdict, citing juror bias and unfair trial. The conviction has sparked significant public and political reactions, with some questioning the motivations behind the verdict. Despite the guilty verdict, some analysts believe it may galvanize Trump's support base, and Trump himself has vowed to continue fighting, describing the verdict as a "scar" on New York's justice system.

In conclusion, the potential juror bias raised by Judge Merchan may impact the appeal process, and the outcome of this case remains uncertain. As the legal battle continues, the public and political reactions will likely intensify, making this a highly watched and significant case in American legal history.