Dr. Drew On Call

Surprising developments in the Jodi Arias trial this morning: No defense witnesses are going to testify on her behalf; not her mother, not her sister, not her siblings.

Court was adjourned for the day after Arias' attorneys asked again to be let off the case. Is this another stall tactic from Arias? Dr. Drew and his guests will discuss it.

The victim impact statements this week during the death penalty phase in the Jodi Arias trial were nothing short of heart-breaking.

Travis Alexander’s sister Samantha and brother Steven both choked back tears as they remembered their beloved brother's life.

Tonight on a special Friday edition of Dr. Drew On Call, we'll be taking a closer look at what could very well happen during the final days of the death penalty phase of the Jodi Arias trial. Can the 32-year-old convicted murderer say anything that will resonate with the jury?

Plus, the portions of Travis Alexander's emotional memorial service that you haven't seen yet.

During the selection process, all potential jurors in the Jodi Arias trial who felt they could not sentence someone to death were removed from the panel.

Although all the gruesome details of Travis Alexander's murder are known and emotions are running at their greatest point during this death penalty phase of the trial, some people in the general public tend to ask themselves whether they could actually give the death penalty, even if the law and evidence warranted it.  

During defense attorney Kirk Nurmi’s opening statement in the penalty phase of the Jodi Arias trial, jurors learned that the 32-year-old convicted murderer will have a voice in the proceedings.

As reported by HLN Legal Correspondent Jean Casarez, it is not known if Arias will release a statement or actually speak to the jury. Nonetheless, she is expected to discuss the mitigating factors that could spare her life.