It’s a slow and very selective process.”They’re going to have to start with a big pool of people,” KOAT’s legal expert, John Day, said.On Tuesday, 79 people will be questioned and narrowed down on a special jury in the trial of Alec Baldwin. “It’s a process where both sides get to ask really specific questions of jurors,” Day said.He added, questions will come after some extensive research by both the prosecution and the defense.”Like, looked up their social media posts to see if they’ve said anything about this trial, or about guns in general, or Alec Baldwin in particular,” Day said.Candidates will also be grouped up in a 50-minute selection to ensure a faster process. Something that differed from Hannah Gutierrez Reed’s trial. Twelve jurors and four alternates were selected in her case.”They were feeling pretty strongly that she had one job, and she didn’t do it,” Day said. “Her …