1 Million People Believed She Was Guilty … And Trial Hadn’t Even Started @harvardlawyerlee
1 Million People Believed She Was Guilty … And Trial Hadn’t Even Started  @harvardlawyerlee
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
When a case is streamed online, the public doesn’t wait for trial—they decide early. But our legal system is built to hear both sides before reaching a verdict.

So what happens when millions of people believe someone is guilty before the trial even starts?

In this video, Lawyer Lee breaks down how social media is reshaping the justice system—and the real problems it creates for fairness, juries, witnesses, and even the lawyers themselves. She covers the steps courts are taking to address it, and what may be more effective going forward.

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1 Million People Believed She Was Guilty … And Trial Hadn’t Even Started

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