Crime & Safety
Attorneys Will Begin with Pool of 200 Potential Jurors for Sneiderman Trial
Her trial begins July 29.
The lawyers trying the case of Andrea Sneiderman will choose from a pool of 200 potential jurors.
Andrea Sneiderman is accused of arranging for her former boss, Hemy Neuman, to murder her husband, Rusty Sneiderman. Rusty Sneiderman was shot and killed outside a Dunwoody daycare in 2010.
The number of potential jurors is not uncommon for high-profile cases, which have had significant media coverage, according to a report from 11Alive.
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On Tuesday, Andrea Sneiderman was arraigned for the third time after a judge threw out four non-murder charges against her and decided that some of the charges against her were unclear. She is still facing malice murder and felony murder charges.
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The most recent indictment includes details pertaining to six counts of perjury, all from Andrea Sneiderman's testimony in February 2011 during Neuman's murder trial. The indictment also includes alleged false statements she gave to Dunwoody Police during their investigation.
Neuman was found "guilty but mentally ill" following his murder trial in 2012 and is now serving a life sentence.
Andrea Sneiderman maintains that she had no involvement in her husband's murder and was never romantically involved with Neuman.
Her trial begins July 29.
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