The contempt case against two lawyers who defended convicted killer, Vincent Brothers, will move to Mojave.
Kern Superior Court CEO Terry McNally says a hearing is set for April 7th to determine further court dates.
The move comes after a successful bid by Defense Attorneys Michael Gardina and J. Anthony Bryan to have the case heard by a judge other than the one who presided over the Brothers murder trial.
A jury convicted Brothers of murdering five members of his family, including his wife, mother-in-law and three children.
Brothers testified he was in the Midwest visiting his family at the time of the murders, and was involved in a minor car crash.
Prosecutor Lisa Green presented a witness who said he was the one involved in the crash not Brothers
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Judge Michael Bush accused Gardina and Bryan of withholding evidence that proved Brothers was lying about the alibi.
Bush also accused the two of insulting his integrity as a judge.
