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Judge Sherry Stephens declared a mistrial in the penalty phase of the Jodi Arias trial last month because the jury could not reach a unanimous decision about whether Arias should be put to death.

A status hearing is scheduled for Thursday, June 20, so that the judge can speak with the attorneys about their preparations for the new penalty phase, which will have a different jury and is slated to begin July 18.

Several members of the Jodi Arias jury have made a decision that will make this week's court hearing about the next phase of the case very interesting. They'll join Dr. Drew tonight.

And the sensational trial of a trust fund kid accused in the death of his girlfriend continues. 911 tapes made the night she died were played in court. You'll hear what jurors did!

A man from Jodi Arias's hometown comes forward to support the convicted killer’s mom and dad; worried that they are taking too much heat for their renegade daughter.

Plus: The ‘You Light Up My Life’ trust fund heir murder trial continues. Our observer is in the courtroom with revelations from today.

Jodi Arias trial jury foreman William Zervakos is the first of four jurors to speak publicly about voting against the death penalty.

In a recent interview, the 69-year-old told HLN affiliate KTVK, "We didn't become friends in there. We had a lot of respect for each other. I respect all of them, although I disagree with eight of them. I think everybody did absolutely the best job that they could in the situation that we were in."