The Public Prosecutor says whether Gaudreaus drinks before they are killed while riding a bicycle

It is expected that the lawyers of the driver accused of killing the Hockey player Johnny Godro and his brother, Matthew, are expected to argue that the brothers contributed to the deadly crash by riding a bicycle while they were exposed to bicycles.

According to the defense, Gaudreaus had alcohol levels in the blood. 129 or higher, higher than the maximum. 08 in New Jersey and. They hope to reduce or separate unintentional killing and murder in vehicles.

However, the general prosecutors in Salem County note that there is no law prohibiting cycling while poisoning it in New Jersey, and witnesses said that the brothers were riding one file on the edge of the rural road, not the fabric to traffic. Prosecutors accused Higgins of being suffering from alcohol and nourishing him by anger on the roads when he faced them.

“There are four witnesses who witnessed the defendant quickly and illegally passed by Bronko on the right when the brothers struck. The witnesses also saw the brothers riding one file, with the flow of traffic, on the fog line before they were beaten by the defendants,” the assistant Michael Meston wrote this month in the judge’s request to exclude “neglect” in the experience.

He said that there was no “reliable argument” that would make poisoning levels “biking passengers”.

Gaudreaus was biking near his hometown in southern New Jersey on the eve of their sister’s wedding on August 29. And because their wives have been born since then. Johnny Godro’s widow, Meridith, gave birth to her third child on April 1. Sister’s wedding was postponed until this summer.

Johnny Godro, known as “Johnny Hawky”, played 10 full seasons in NHL and was scheduled to start the third with Columbus Blu jackets. He played his first eight seasons with Kaljari fire.

Higgins, 44, from the nearby Westown, New Jersey, accused of two accused accusations of both unintentional murder and reckless killing in vehicles, along with evidence of manipulation and leaving an accident. He was found next to his damaged car about a quarter of a mile from the scene.

He told the police that he was veteran warriors and a married father for two children working for an addiction treatment company, and he said that he consumes about half of a scale of beer on that day, and some while driving, after a disturbing phone call to his mother.

A maximum imprisonment for 70 years will be faced if he is convicted of all charges. His lawyers have rejected a 35 -year offer, on the pretext that the defendants in similar cases have received a much less time. Defense also wants to review laboratory test methods.

Defense lawyer Matthew Portlla wrote in a proposal that the charges would be fully fully and transparent.

The session is scheduled to be held before the Supreme Court judge, Michael Silvaneu. It is not clear whether he will judge the bench.