SANTA MARIA, California (CNN) -- Here are some key facts and figures on the Michael Jackson child molestation trial:
IMPORTANT DATES
January 31: Jury selection begins.
February 24: Jurors and alternates seated.
February 28, March 1: Opening statements.
March 1: Prosecution testimony begins.
May 4: Prosecution rests.
May 5: Defense testimony begins.
May 25: Defense rests/prosecution rebuttal begins.
May 27: Prosecution rebuttal ends/defense offers no rebuttal.
June 1: Jury gets instructions.
June 2, 3: Closing arguments (projected).
BY THE NUMBERS
Jury selection: Six days. The process stretched over more than three weeks because of schedule interruptions.
Testimony: 60 days (includes opening statements).
Prosecution case: 45 days (42 days in main case, three days rebuttal).
Defense case: 15 days (15 days in main case, no rebuttal).
Number of prosecution witnesses: 91
Number of defense witnesses: 50
JURY
Eight women, four men.
Eight alternates (four men, four women).
Blacks on jury: None (one black alternate).
No jurors replaced with alternates during trial.
CHARGES
Count 1: Conspiracy to commit child abduction, false imprisonment and extortion.
Count 2: Lewd act on a child under 14 (molestation episode alleged by accuser.)
Count 3: Lewd act on a child under 14 (molestation episode alleged by accuser.)
Count 4: Lewd act on a child under 14 (molestation episode accuser's brother says he witnessed.)
Count 5: Lewd act on a child under 14 (molestation episode brother says he witnessed.)
Count 6: Attempted lewd act on a child under 14 (accuser's allegation Jackson tried to get the boy to masturbate him.)
Count 7: Administering alcohol to enable child molestation (related to molestation in Count 2; included lesser offense of furnishing alcohol to a minor.)
Count 8: Administering alcohol to enable child molestation (related to molestation in Count 3; included lesser offense of furnishing alcohol to a minor.)
Count 9: Administering alcohol to enable child molestation (related to molestation in Count 4; included lesser offense of furnishing alcohol to a minor.)
Count 10: Administering alcohol to enable child molestation (related to molestation in Count 5; included lesser offense of furnishing alcohol to a minor.)
JACKSON-RELATED INTERRUPTIONS
February 15: Questioning of potential jurors was postponed until February 22, after Jackson was briefly hospitalized with the flu.
March 10: Jackson showed up 90 minutes late for court, wearing his pajamas, after seeking treatment at a local hospital for what his representatives said was a back injury. Santa Barbara County Superior Court Judge Rodney Melville threatened to revoke his $3 million bail over the incident.
March 21: Court was delayed for 45 minutes, after Jackson showed up late, with a doctor in tow, again complaining of back trouble. After meeting with attorneys and the doctor behind closed doors, Melville gaveled court into session without threatening to revoke bail.
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