Two Quebec teens who allegedly plotted to kill fellow classmates will return to court next month.
They appeared in court in St-Hyacinthe Tuesday as the Crown asked for its own expert opinion on the level of criminal responsibility for the older of the two accused.
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The boys, aged 14 and 16, face numerous charges, including conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to commit sexual assault.
Their parents were in court Tuesday as was the grandmother of one of the alleged victims.
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The judge hearing the case agreed to put it off until March 7.
The two teens were previously denied bail and have been detained since their arrests in mid-September.
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