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Jury selection to continue in Jordan Johnson rape trial
Posted: Feb 10, 2013 8:52 PM by Bernie Riggs - MTN News
MISSOULA - Jury selection in the rape trial of suspended University of Montana quarterback Jordan Johnson trial will continue on Monday.
There were about 160 jurors present on Friday, and most said they were familiar with the case, but a few people were not.
There were so many prospective jurors on Friday, the process was held at the Holiday Inn in downtown Missoula, but on Monday it will be held at the Missoula County Courthouse.
Once a jury is seated, opening statements will be made in the trial which is expected to last 11 days.
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