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Tony Cercy's attorneys wrote courts have ruled the public and the media do not have an absolute right to attend pretrial hearings.

Police say the teen had been talking on the phone with her mom when she was attacked.

Natrona County District Attorney Mike Blonigen said neither Tony Cercy nor his attorneys can presume from the mistrial that the prosecution has no case for a retrial.

The trial resumes at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Tony Cercy's attorneys said the search warrant for his cell phone was too broad and did not limit what the prosecution was seeking.

Paul Harnetty, an obstetrician/gynecologist, is charged with eight counts of second-degree sexual assault and two counts of third-degree sexual assault.

Tony Cercy's attorneys say extensive media coverage of the allegations may have influenced potential jurors for the his trial in February.

Detectives hope to obtain copies of any video footage of the event captured by people who were at the bar that night.

The evidence in question includes statements Winters allegedly made during an interview with investigators in the early morning hours of July 19.

Like many states, Wyoming doesn't have a law requiring exonerated prisoners to be compensated.