The older of two Vermont teens charged with murdering two Dartmouth professors waived his right Wednesday to a probable cause hearing. Watch Jack Harper's Report Seventeen-year-old Robert Tulloch's case now moves to Grafton County Superior Court. Tulloch and 16-year-old James Parker are charged with first-degree murder in the Jan. 27 stabbing deaths of Susanne and Half Zantop in their Hanover, N.H., home. Also Wednesday, the Lebanon District Court has scheduled a closed hearing on whether to release search and arrest warrant records. The records hearing will be held on the state's request that Judge Albert Cirone reconsider his decision to release additional documents. Cirone said last week that he would release the documents if the state did not appeal, which prosecutors say they will do if their motion to reconsider is denied. Bill Chapman is representing the media outlets that want the documents released. He said that the public, under New Hampshire law, has a presumptive right to know more about the case. "The court has made it very clear that it's not the decision of the court to tell the public what it should or should not know -- that's for the public to decide," Chapman said. "That's why this information should be made available to the public unless the state can come forward with very specific reasons why it needs to keep the information sealed."

Previous Stories:

• February 27, 2001: Adventure Club Questioned In Dartmouth Murders
• February 26, 2001: Dartmouth Murder Suspect Appears In Court
• February 22, 2001: Family Of Dartmouth Suspect Speaks Out
• February 19, 2001: Internet Knife Purchases Led To Zantop Suspects
• February 16, 2001: Attorney General Denies Report Of Zantop Affair
• February 1, 2001: New Details Released About Dartmouth Murders