Dylann Roof Makes Second Court Visit Since Arrest in Charleston Shooting

, a judge declared on Thursda The man accused of killing nine people in a historic black church in Charleston last month, will stand trial next July.
In his second court appearance since his arrest nearly one month ago, Dylann Roof wore a gray-striped prison jumpsuit and remained largely still.
The court heard arguments on Thursday about whether a gag order and a ban on the release of documents related to his case should be lifted.
The South Carolina Press Association has challenged a decision by a judge last week to issue a gag order on potential trial participants, and to seal information, including 911 calls, coroner’s reports and witness statements, from public view.