The first five jurors for Dennis Oland's second-degree murder retrial in the 2011 killing of his father, multimillionaire Richard Oland, have been selected. There is a publication ban on the questions the prospective jurors are asked, the answers they give and the reasons they are excluded. Jury selection is "a foundation of our criminal justice system," Morrison told the jury panel during his initial address Oct. 15. Anyone who fails to attend for jury selection could also be liable to "significant penalty" for contempt of court," he said. Two weeks have been set aside for jury selection, with the last group of prospective jurors scheduled to appear on Nov. 9.

Source: CBC News October 29, 2018 10:01 UTC