A federal judge has ruled that the trial for Douglas Haig, accused of selling illegally manufactured bullets to Stephen Paddock, will be a jury trial.
Haig's lawyer argued that a Las Vegas jury can not be fair and impartial and wanted the trial to be heard only by a judge in Arizona.
But earlier this week, a judge ruled against that. The trial has been scheduled to begin Aug. 12.
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Haig has admitted he sold illegal ammunition to the gunman who killed 58 people in the 1 October mass shooting.
