No-one is above the law

= "Especially in this courtroom he will be treated as anyone else can be treated and no-one is above the law"=
* said the oncology nurse who was chosen for the panel.
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* Nemo est supra legis – “no-one is above the law”. Simply put, this means that everyone is subject to the Constitution and the law and no-one, no matter how wealthy, mighty … 
* Debunking Trump’s Misleading and False Claims About His Court Cases. Linda Qiu, a fact check reporter for The New York Times, analyzes some of Donald Trump’s false and misleading statements about his ongoing court cases. NYT, By LINDA QIU, CLAIRE HOGAN, JAMES SURDAM and NOAH THROOP. 16. apr 24
* No One is Above the Law infographic (at lexisnexisip.com/resources )
* Meet the 12 Manhattan Jurors Who Will Decide Donald J. Trump’s Fate - The cross section of New Yorkers emerged after three days of questioning. These are the citizens who will judge their former president. nyt 19-apr-2024 behind paywall
== … and at china? ==
Chinese media have covered Mr Trump's trial but it hasn't featured as prominently on the news agenda as one might expect. Still, it offered the media another opportunity to show what's seen as the chaos and polarisation of US politics. 
English-language reporting focused on facts of the case. State news agency Xinhua's English-language edition highlighted that Donald Trump was the first former president to stand a criminal trial. It also quoted the accused as describing the trial as "political persecution" and saying the country was "failing". China Daily, the state-run English-language newspaper, focused on jury selection, during which more than 50 of the 96 first potential jurors were excused after saying that they could not be fair.
Domestic-facing state-affiliated outlet The Paper provided infographics and timelines of the trial, and cited US surveys as showing polarised views on it among US voters. It also zoomed in on conflicting reports about the possible impact on the general election in November. 
State-owned China News Service (CNS) talked about "unprecedented problems" facing the US judicial system if Mr Trump were to win in November but also be convicted.
Nationalist daily Global Times cited high interest rates, inflation and the crisis in the Middle East as showcasing Mr Trump's notion that the world had spun out of control under the Biden administration.