NEW YORK — The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s hush money trial has ordered journalists in court not to report prospective jurors’ answers to questions about their current and former employers.

The answers also will be redacted from court transcripts.

The selection process took a step back when one of the seven jurors who had been picked, an oncology nurse, said upon further consideration that she was no longer confident she could be impartial.

The juror was then dismissed, leaving six on the panel so far, including a software engineer, an information technology professional, a sales professional, an English teacher and two lawyers.

Twelve more people must still be sworn in, with the judge saying he anticipated opening statements in the landmark case to be given as early as next week.