Assume you are a judge in state court presiding over a high-profile  criminal case

Assume you are a judge in state court presiding over a high-profile  criminal case in which the governor, who is married and has five  children, allegedly killed his campaign manager (who was also his  mistress) because she wanted to break off their relationship. The case  has generated tremendous publicity in the local and national media.  Discuss the following: (a) what constitutional issues might arise during  the trial, given the nature of the case; and (b) what you, as the trial  judge, can do to avoid the conviction being reversed by the U.S.  Supreme Court on those issues if raised on appeal. Support your  response.