Sneiderman Jury Chosen; Trial Begins Monday

The Andrea Sneiderman perjury trial officially begins Monday with opening statements. 

On Thursday, the prosecution and defense narrowed the jury pool from 42 to 12 final jurors and three alternates. The original jury pool started with 283 potential jurors.

The final jury consists of nine women and six men- 13 of whom are African-American, two are white and one is Hispanic.

On Monday, 37-year-old Sneiderman was removed from house arrest and freed from her GPS ankle bracelet. Additionally, the $250,000 cash bond she posted when she was arrested was returned to her.

Sneiderman is the Dunwoody widow accused of plotting with her former boss, Hemy Neuman, to murder her husband, Rusty Sneiderman. Neuman is serving a life sentence for gunning down Rusty Sneiderman outside a Dunwoody daycare in 2010. Prosecutors have accused Andrea Sneiderman of having an affair with Neuman.

Sneiderman has continually denied any involvement in her husband's death and any romantic involvement with Neuman.

Last week, murder and aggravated assault charges against Andrea Sneiderman were dropped. She now faces faces 13 lesser charges, including four counts of perjury, seven counts of making false statements and a count of hindering the apprehension of a criminal and concealment of material fact.