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LOS ANGELES — More than two years after the death of Michael Jackson, a judge swore in jurors Friday to hear the case against the doctor accused of killing him with an overdose of a powerful anesthetic in a rented Los Angeles mansion.
After months of investigation, Dr. Conrad Murray was charged with involuntary manslaughter in February 2010. Since then, both sides have jockeyed to frame the case in their favor.
