Fort Hood Shooter Trial Adjourned Until Tomorrow
Nidal Hasan called no witnesses in his defense and prosecutors prefered to wait until tomorrow for their closing arguments
A military judge has adjourned the Fort Hood trial for the day after the soldier accused in the shooting called no witnesses and rested his case.
Col. Tara Osborn said Wednesday the trial would resume on Thursday morning. She asked prosecutors if they were ready to present closing arguments on Wednesday, but they said they would prefer to wait until Thursday.
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