The copyright infringement case involving pop star Ed Sheeran is now in the hands of the jury.
They deliberated for a short time Wednesday before calling it a day.
Sheeran is accused of copying Marvin Gaye's"Let's Get It On" when writing his own hit song"Thinking Out Loud."Sheeran claims his song is an original creation with a co-writer, and the two songs follow what he calls a common chord progression.
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