Jury selection continues on Wednesday in Karen Read's high-profile Massachusetts trial, a day after the process got underway with the first two jurors seated. Cameras were allowed at the beginning of jury selection introductions,

Dozens of potential jurors told a Massachusetts judge they already had opinions on the Karen Read-John O'Keefe murder case before arriving in court Tuesday.

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Last year, the judge declared a mistrial after jurors said they were at an impasse and that deliberating further would be futile.

Norfolk Superior Court Judge Beverly Cannone questioned nearly 90 more prospective jurors on Wednesday, ultimately seating another five in the retrial of Karen Read. Read, 45, of Mansfield, is accused of hitting John O’Keefe with her Lexus SUV in Canton on Jan.

Jury selection has officially begun for Karen Read’s second trial for the alleged murder of John O’Keefe. The process kicked off in a Dedham, Massachusetts, courtroom Of the 92 potential jurors present on day one,

Is there anything about the high-profile nature of this case that would prevent you from serving as a fair and impartial juror?” candidates were asked.

Through the first two days of the selection process, a total of seven jurors were seated for the trial. The court seeks to seat 16 jurors, of which 12 will end up deliberating and four will serve as alternates.

Karen Read faces the same charges she did in her first trial: second-degree murder, vehicular manslaughter and leaving the scene of a collision that caused injury and death.