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Diddy says he's 'a little nervous' as judge quizzes potential jurors
The trial starts in earnest after the panel of 12 jurors and six alternates is selected. Prosecutor Emily Johnson told the judge that the government will need three weeks to present its case. Diddy's legal team have indicated they will need a week to present their case. The trial is to be open to the public, but it is not streamed online.
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