normally, the court schedules the retrial as soon as they possibly can, but, yeah, juror attrition is going to be a real issue in this case. again, i couldn't agree more with lisa. opening statements are not going to be all day. look for an hour from the prosecution and probably less from the defense. because all they're doing today is offering a preview. you'll hear this probably many times. the evidence will show that dot, dot, dot. the evidence will show that dot, dot, dot. it's really just a promise to the jurors of what the facts will show. if you're the defense, you do not want to be making a lot of promises. for example, you will not hear the words, "you're going to hear from the defendant himself." because if you make that promise, nobody is going to forget it. so they will say, i expect, the prosecution will try to focus on what they've already seated the jury on, which is, you'll hear from some people that are not that credible. but they're not credible because