Kim Kardashian is in the middle of broadcasting the fourth season of her reality show, The Kardashians (Disney Plus), but that does not prevent her from not having time to focus on her other great interest, law and law. The television star continues her studies to become a lawyer, and this week she has spent her entire time involved with the law, but not for the reasons she expected.
The businesswoman went to court, but not as a lawyer or to denounce anyone, but as a possible candidate for a jury in a murder case. As reported by the TMZ portal, the founder of Skims went to the Van Nuys courthouse to see if she could serve on a jury in a case in which two men had ended the life of another.
One of the investigators of the aforementioned news portal was in the courts, where he was able to see the socialite, always accompanied by one of her faithful bodyguards. However, despite her famous status, she occupied her position like everyone else, waiting her turn and entering and exiting her when it was her turn to be questioned.
According to what they say, the businesswoman spent the time eating snacks and chatting with the other candidates, without ever attracting attention. Dressed in black leather pants and a white T-shirt, the socialite was seen leaving the courthouse on the last day, Thursday, after her candidacy was rejected, as the lawyers responsible for the case reached an agreement.
As it could not be otherwise, in addition to her bodyguard, the businesswoman came accompanied by a group of cameras and technicians from her team from The Kardashians, who did not miss a single detail of her entrances and exits.
For a few years now, the socialite has been very involved in issues related to social and political movements, especially with penal reform in the United States. Interested in the law thanks to her father, the famous lawyer Robert Kardashian, the businesswoman has been visiting various prisons for several months, where she has interviewed inmates whom she has helped in her cases.
Furthermore, since last April, both Kim and her sister Khloé have been part of the Reform alliance, which includes other celebrities such as rappers Meek Mill and Jay-Z and which seeks to "transform probation by changing the laws, systems and culture to create real pathways to work and well-being.
