As discussed above, the ability of a court to change a venue because an impartial jury can't be obtained is well established. A judge would order a change of ve

As discussed above, the ability of a court to change a venue because an impartial jury can't be obtained is well established. A judge would order a change of venue, the defendant would likely appeal, and the appeals court would find that changing the venue isn't an infringement of the defendant's rights.