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Spector faces music again in murder retrial
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Legendary rock producer Phil Spector again faced the music of murder charges on Monday as formal jury selection got underway for his second trial in the death of an actress at his faux castle home in 2003.
With a new defense team behind him but the same judge presiding over his retrial, Spector, 68, returned to a Los Angeles court hoping to end the five-year nightmare that has overshadowed his status as a genius of 1960s pop music.
Spector's first, five-month trial ended in September 2007 with the jury deadlocking 10-2 in favor of a guilty verdict. Under California law, a unanimous jury is needed to convict.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20081020/en_nm/us_spector_1
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