A one-day delay is granted in the Shannon Kepler murder retrial. Kepler, a former Tulsa Police officer, is accused of killing his daughter's boy friend.
Kepler's defense attorney asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court on Friday to postpone the trial that's scheduled to begin Monday in district court.
Kepler is seeking a delay until the next county jury term starts in August. Defense attorney Richard O'Carroll cited concerns with the computerized jury selection process in the petition.
Kepler is accused in the August 2014 shooting death of his daughter's boyfriend, 19-year-old Jeremey Lake.
Trials in November and February resulted in mistrials due to hung juries.