Jury selection begins Tuesday lawsuit put forward of the late pop star's planned comeback tour promoter Michael Jackson's mother.
Dozens of prospective jurors to answer the questionnaire in writing, to measure their own ability, for the trial, it may last 3 months. A 24 pages of part of the questionnaire, focus on each person's knowledge and opinion of Jackson's life, his music, his family, and media reports, and whether they have a question, determines the millions of dollars.
Katherine Jackson accused giant AEG Live concert failed to properly investigated before the doctor was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter of the superstar's death in June 2009.
AEG has denied wrongdoing and their lawyers, Marvin putnam said that the company unforeseen circumstances, lead to Jackson died of an overdose of powerful anaesthetic propofol.
The test will be to the singer's last days, and his struggle with insomnia and prescription drugs.
Jackson's family looking for $4 billion, but the jury will decide the amount of any compensation. Jurors if they damage compensation, to determine how many responsibility AEG Live with Jackson's death.
The team also determined that the pop superstar responsible for his own death, and limit the amount can be gotten his family.
Court procedures, although conventional, attracted fans and media, the court stopped outside interest in satellite trucks and video cameras. Katherine Jackson, who sued AEG and her nap, in 2010 with a single charged with negligent hiring and supervising, did not attend the first day of jury selection.
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