Judge says Loughner can't have own mental evaluation : News : ConnectMidMissouri.com

Judge says he was mistaken in allowing Jared Loughner to get an independent mental evaluation. Meantime, appeals court rules on the videotaping of the tests.

Should video recordings of Loughner's mental evaluations be given to the prosecution?

	Yes, both sides should have access to the recordings.
	No, only the defense should get the recordings.

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