Taylor Swift has gone to court for the main day of a trial over comments she made around a charged rape that prompted a DJ losing his occupation.
Quick sat by her attorneys at the Denver court as the eight-part jury was looked over a pool of 60 prospects.
David Mueller was let go from his occupation at a nation and western station after Swift's group told his supervisor that he had gotten her butt cheek amid a meet-and-welcome before a 2013 show.
She asserted he slipped his hand under her dress and snatched her exposed base as they postured.
The Colorado radio character sued, asserting Swift dishonestly blamed him for the grabbing and compelled station administration to flame him from his $150,000-a-year work.
Quick denied his allegations, saying in her statement to the court: "It was not a mischance, it was totally deliberate, and I have never been so certain of anything in my life."
She at that point counter-sued, saying she endured threatening behavior on account of Mueller, 55, who denied her cases.
