prejudiced

Her lawyers had argued her re-trial was unfair because the jury were prejudiced by the media coverage from the original trial - which ended in August 2023.

Attorneys for Trump argued that prospective jurors in Trump's election interference case may be prejudiced via “cherry-picked documents” if the documents became public.

A few centers also gave prejudiced answers, describing OAT as “legal heroin,” “not true recovery,” or “just trading one addiction for another.”

Boutcher said he did not see how a police investigation would have been prejudiced.

Now, I attribute it to rock ‘n’ roll, but of course I’m prejudiced in that way.