Andrew Dennehy is charged with shooting with intent to kill and firearms counts after the shooting in March wounded a Tulsa County sheriff's deputy and a bystander.
TULSA, Oklahoma -
A judge ordered the accused Tulsa County courthouse shooter to stand trial.
Andrew Dennehy is charged with shooting with intent to kill and firearms counts after the shooting in March wounded a Tulsa County sheriff's deputy and a bystander.
Witnesses testified they feared for their lives when shots rang out on the courthouse plaza.
Dennehy's attorney argued his client is not mentally fit to stand trial, but a jury ruled in August that he is.
Prosecutors are now getting ready for trial.
"We'll sit down and discuss whether a plea offer will be made in this case, but pretty much most cases I handle, they are directed toward trial,' said prosecutor Jack Thorp.
Prosecutors expect an insanity defense.
Dennehy is due back in court on Monday.
8/15/2012 Related Story: Tulsa Jury: Courthouse Shooting Suspect Andrew Dennehy Is Competent To Stand Trial