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AURORA, Colorado (CNN) — A notebook allegedly mailed to a psychiatrist by movie-theater shooting suspect James Holmes before the July attack will remain off-limits to prosecutors, but defense lawyers will get to look at it under an agreement reached Thursday.
During a court hearing, prosecutors added 10 new attempted murder charges and amended 17 others among the 142 already lodged. Holmes appeared in court with close-cropped dark hair instead of the bright orange hair he had shortly after his arrest.
Holmes is accused of murder, attempted murder, weapons violations and other charges.
Prosecutors and defense attorneys waived a reading of the new and amended charges, but court officials later posted them online.
Holmes is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58 during a midnight screening of the Batman film “The Dark Knight Rises” July 20 at an Aurora cinema.