Michael jackson jury selected for doctorate

Los Angeles - 12 person jury on Friday to hear the murder trial, Michael Jackson, a former prosecutor to compare the medical process a "speed dating". The panel of seven men and five women, a man who said he briefly met Jackson when she worked at The Walt Disney Co. in 1980 and the lead singer was "Captain EO" film, which was a Disney theme park attraction. This juror said that she would approach the trial lawyers fairly.The jury has wide range of professions, including a bookstore, a school bus driver, a paralegal and a professor, according to surveys released after the election. 

Half of the dispute chosen by the Commission were Caucasian and five were Hispanic. Panel, also an African-American juror. Jackson was black and so is the defendant, would Dr. Conrad Murray.Los Angeles Superior Judge Michael Pastor will be limited to the time of the lawyers on both sides of the issue of potential jurors on Friday began the first day of direct questioning. His goal was the seat panel quickly and keep you on track to begin opening arguments in the study Tuesday.Friday 's case is the culmination of weeks of careful jury pool. Earlier this month, completed 370 potential jury members a 30-page questionnaire, which begins the process of narrowing a pool of 12 people are now selected. Murray is accused of involuntary homicide "Thriller" songs of the 25th death in June 2009, aged 50 .

Prosecutors said Murray caused Jackson's death by giving him a powerful sleep aid, such as anesthesia, the propofol, a singer in Los Angeles mansion and has not been properly monitored him.Defence lawyers said Jackson is expected to self-administer a lethal dose of the same time, Murray was a room.At early on Friday to interview all potential jurors said they were familiar with the case, and on Friday, some of them were asked to discuss their views in open court in Jackson. 

One woman said that she remembers him from his days singing child star Jackson 5 decades ago. Murray, head lawyer Ed Chernoff, asked if he thought Jackson was particularly childish as an adult. The woman said "no". Chernoff also asked potential jurors whether they believed that because of the childlike nature, Jackson had less opportunity to make good decisions. "Does anyone think Michael Jackson should be a different level of responsibility?" Chernoff said the potential dispute. None of them said to Jackson. The answers to this question can be a very important determinant of Murray lawyers as they try to show "Thriller" singer took some responsibility for his death, said that health-care providers because of an overdose of propofol, and sedation. Assistant District Attorney David Walgren used in analogy to the jury: Imagine listening to music, and a drunk driver hit a pedestrian, who was not paying attention when he went street.That hypothetical opinion seemed to be a test to determine if Murray Jackson was the most guilty. Potential jurors answers vary, but some of them said the driver could be convicted if he took some responsibility for death.Murray faces a maximum penalty of four years in prison if convicted.