[Party Business, Inc.] Lila, who is the president of Party Business, Inc., tells Isaiah that buying stock in Party Business, Inc. right now is a good idea. Isaiah is only casually acquainted with Lila and does not know that she is an officer of the corporation. He, however, acting on her information which he believes to be public knowledge, investigates the company somewhat and proceeds to buy some stock. Both Lila and Isaiah are charged with insider trading. After trial, Lila is found guilty, however, she feels the proceedings against her were unfair. Which of the following, if true, could be a violation of Lila's Sixth Amendment rights? Lila's attorney was expensive. The courtroom was not private. She knew one of the jurors, Zoe, from high school, and Zoe always disliked her. The court clerk read the charges against her. She had to listen to witnesses against her