Seelinger jury finishes second day of deliberations

The jury in Kevin Seelinger's homicide trial wrapped up its second day of deliberations. After closing arguments ended Tuesday afternoon, the defense said Seelinger shot Marchello Woodard out of self-defense and fear for his life, while prosecutors argued that the law applies to everyone.

The homicide trial of Kevin Seelinger has reached a second day of jury deliberations. Closing arguments ended Tuesday afternoon, after which jurors began weighing the case. The defense argued that Seelinger shot Marchello Woodard because he feared for his life and was acting in self-defense. Prosecutors disputed that account, maintaining that legal standards apply universally. The case now rests with the jury as deliberations continue.