Jodi Arias returned to court on Tuesday and was assigned a date for the trial that will determine whether she'll face the death penalty.

Bill Zervakos, the jury foreman in convicted murderer Jodi Arias' first-degree murder trial, has come forward and admitted that he was one of the hour jurors who voted against the death penalty.

The jury foreman in Jodi Arias' first-degree murder trial has received death threats after the jury failed to reach a unanimous decision on May 24 which forced the judge to declare a mistrial.

Jodi Arias' lawyers wrote a response stating that she is a "mentally ill woman who has no prior criminal history" after the Maricopa County Attorney fought to ensure that Arias is given the death penalty by the second jury when the sentencing phase of the trial is re-tried again.