CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: In other news, the probable cause hearing for Michael Skakel resumes today. The 39-year-old Kennedy relative is charged as a juvenile in a 1975 murder case. CNN's Deborah Feyerick joins us from outside the courthouse in Stamford, Connecticut, with an update. Hi, Deborah.</s>DEBORAH FEYERICK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi there, Carol. Well, this hearing is receiving as much attention as if it were an actual trial. The job of Michael Skakel's attorney today will be to try to convince a judge not to transfer this case to juvenile court. The judge, last week, heard two witnesses testify for the prosecution, both witnesses saying they heard Michael Skakel confess to the murder of Martha Moxley. Both of these men attended a school with Skakel some 20 years ago, a school for teens with substance and alcohol abuse problems. Today, the defense will examine the nature of the statements, if they were made, and if so, then why they were made. They plan to call between four to five witnesses. Among them, the coordinator of a primal scream session; that was a kind of therapy for teens to vent whatever it was that was troubling them. Now, last week, prosecutors did not present their entire case, just enough evidence to show the judge why they feel it should be moved to adult court. Entered into evidence, the golf club allegedly used or, excuse me, which they say was used to kill Martha Moxley. The prosecution also called a former friend of Michael Skakel, who places Skakel at the murder scene the night of the crime. Now, Martha Moxley's mother and brother both in court last week. They said that they did, indeed, have sympathy for Michael Skakel, as a human being, but they are full steam ahead on their road to justice for Martha Moxley. Reporting live, Deborah Feyerick, CNN, Stamford, Connecticut.
Michael Skakel Trial: Probable Cause Hearing Set to Resume