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A psychic evaluation stalls a 17-year-old girl's murder trial until the summer in Georgia.

And the Connecticut teen acquitted

of murder last year in a fatal house stabbing, house party stabbing may now again stand trial for manslaughter this time.

And in a billionaire filmmaker case, he's famous for his Medea movies. He's being slapped with another lawsuit.

That also names an even bigger Hollywood entity.

It's the court of law where it's all about the law and the facts, but let's turn the page and call to order Court of Opinion.

Welcome to Court of Opinion. I'm Julia Jene. Thank you for being with us this hour for something a little different here on Court TV.

It's a space to air out the opinions and the sometimes controversial viewpoints on the biggest trials and most talked about cases, all based on the most pivotal facts.

And we've got a brilliant panel of experts on deck for you.

Whether it's the court's final opinion or the court of public opinion, we are digging into all of it right now.

This hour we are beginning in Georgia where trial was set to begin today in the case of a 17-year-old girl accused of killing her mother and stepfather in their home.

But all of that came to a halt this morning.

Before we dive into the

details on that one here's court TV anchor Ted Rollins to get you caught up on the case

against Sarah Grace Patrick when James and Kristen Brock were shot and killed in their bed in the

middle of the night last February, everybody in their rural Georgia

community was shocked. Kristen's then 16-year-old daughter who called 911 after her five-year-old

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