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ATLANTA  Barring reporters from court for one part of jury selection in the upcoming murder trial of three men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery would violate well-established precedent and be a “striking step in the wrong direction,” media outlets, including The Associated Press, said Tuesday in a court filing. Attorneys for two of the defendants have asked a Georgia judge to keep media outlets out of the courtroom when lawyers question potential jurors to determine whether they have biases in the widely publicized case. They say it’s critical that potential jurors feel as comfortable as possible answering questions about race and other sensitive topics to ensure that Greg McMichael and Travis McMichael are tried by an impartial jury.

United statesDerek chauvinAhmaud arberyGeorge floydTravis mcmichaelWilliam roddie bryanGreg mcmichaelJason sheffieldTimothy walmsleyCox media group for action news jaxAssociated pressGeorgia supreme courtsAtlanta journal constitutionCox media groupAction news jaxOfficer derek chauvin