What to know about the first week of the trial in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur
- The trial of Duane Davis, who has been indicted on murder charges in connection with Tupac Shakur’s 1996 killing, entered its first week in Clark County District Court in Las Vegas.
- The week included jury selection and initial jury instructions from District Court Judge Carli Kierny.
- Davis appeared in court during the proceedings, and prospective jurors were brought into the courtroom as selection moved forward.
- Members of Tupac Shakur’s family, including his sister Sekyiwa Shakur, attended the trial.
The AP report says the first week of the trial centered on jury selection and early courtroom procedures in Clark County District Court in Las Vegas. The case concerns Duane Davis, who was indicted on murder charges over his alleged role in the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur.
Judge Carli Kierny delivered initial jury instructions during the week. Prospective jurors were brought into the courtroom as the selection process continued.
Davis was present in court, and members of Shakur’s family attended the proceedings. The report frames the week as the opening phase of a long-running case tied to one of hip-hop’s most closely watched killings.
关于图帕克·夏库尔1996年遇害案审判首周须知
美联社这篇报道称，审判首周主要围绕陪审团遴选和法庭前期程序展开，地点在拉斯维加斯的克拉克县地区法院。此案涉及杜安·戴维斯，他因被指与图帕克·夏库尔1996年遇害案有关而面临谋杀指控。
这一周里，地区法院法官卡莉·基尔尼向陪审团作了初步指示，陪审团遴选也在继续进行，候选陪审员被带入法庭。
戴维斯出庭，图帕克·夏库尔的家属也到场旁听。报道将这一周概括为这起备受关注的长期案件的开庭阶段。