The judge in George Zimmerman's second-degree murder trial asked nearly 30 jurors Friday to go home and come back Tuesday.
It means attorneys are getting closer to selecting a jury for the former Neighborhood Watch volunteer who says he shot and killed Trayvon Martin in self-defense.
After attorneys narrow the pool, potential jurors will face more questioning on issues like guns.
Judge Debra Nelson's request that these potential jurors return Tuesday indicates that might be when the next round of questioning begins.
The potential jurors include a black woman who disagrees that Martin was targeted because of his race.
They also include a white woman who volunteers for the Saint Johns River Festival of the Arts and worries about negative publicity for Sanford.
Attorneys will select six jurors and four alternates. They'll be sequestered throughout the trial.
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