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"One of the men accused of murder in the deaths of two teens on the Cady Way Trail headed back to court Friday.Jesse Davis has a status hearing Friday afternoon, and it was his first time in court since Sept. 7, when a judge ruled that he's competent to stand trial for first-degree murder.Davis and Hector Rodriguez are accused of shooting two Winter Park High School students execution-style in April and then leaving their burned bodies on the trail.Rodriguez was also in court and asked for and was granted a request to have his Nov. 5 trial date moved to 2013.Legal analysts said they expect Davis will not be tried until next year as well.  His trial was also suppose to begin in November.Analysts said the move of the trial date makes the possibility greater that one or both men could face the death penalty.\"Given the facts of this case, I think that it's highly likely that one or both of these people will face the death penalty,\" said criminal defense attorney Richard Hornsby.  \"To take it a step forward, you have Jeff Ashton coming on and you've got to think he will re-review this case and decide whether or not this case is appropriate for the death penalty.  If there has ever been a case that's death penalty appropriate I have to say it's this case.\"A decision has not been made on if the men will be tried at the same time with the same jury.Future state attorney Ashton said he will not comment on the case or any case until he takes office."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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