Taylor Swift says she’s standing up for all women who are subjected to groping and sexual advances by men. A federal trial is underway in Denver, Colorado, for a $3 million lawsuit filed by a DJ against Swift after he was fired for allegedly groping Swift backstage before a concert. The jury will also considered the singer’s countersuit, although Swift is only seeking $1 in damages for the unwanted grab.

David Mueller, a host on a Denver country radio show, was posing for a photo with Swift and his girlfriend at meet-and-greet event ahead of a Swift show on June 2, 2013, when the alleged groping happened. The photo will be a key piece of evidence at the trial. He claims he never grabbed Swift’s rear and what the image discloses is a matter of debate.

Mueller is suing for the wages lost after he was fired, a dismissal he blames on a call from Swift’s mother to his boss. Swift filed a countersuit against Mueller only after he opened the legal battle.

RadarOnline‘s Alexis Tereszcuk and New Jersey lawyer Jason Oshins join Nancy Grace to discuss the case in this “Crime Stories” episode.

With Taylor Swift in court, jury selection begins in groping case

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