A federal judge has issued a ruling involving where the trial will be for an Arizona man suspected of illegally manufacturing bullets sold to the gunman who staged the 2017 Las Vegas Strip shooting.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported Friday that U.S. District Judge James Mahan issued a ruling Tuesday that the trial will be held in Las Vegas later this year for 55-year-old Douglas Haig.
Officials say the defendant's lawyers asked to move the proceedings or pick a statewide jury arguing that jurors cannot fairly hear the case in Las Vegas.
The judge says jurors will be selected from a pool of about 2 million people around Las Vegas and each would be given questions to determine if they could be fair and impartial.
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Information from: Las Vegas Review-Journal, http://www.lvrj.com
