Clinical-forensic psychologist and neuropsychologist J. Randall Price, top right, testifies as State District Judge Jason Cashon, looks on with, from left, defendant Eddie Ray Routh, defense lawyers J. Warren St. John, Tim Moore and Erath County District Attorney Alan Nash during Routh's capital murder trial at the Erath County, Donald R. Jones Justice Center Friday, Feb. 20, 2015, in Stephenville, Texas. (AP Photo/LM Otero,Pool)

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STEPHENVILLE, Texas (AP) — The trial of the ex-Marine charged with killing famed Navy SEAL and “American Sniper” author Chris Kyle is expected to resume Tuesday after a delay a day earlier due to inclement weather.

Prosecutors had been expected to continue on Monday their rebuttal against the insanity defense of Eddie Ray Routh, but icy conditions forced a postponement. They’re set to pick up Tuesday morning, weather permitting.

Routh’s attorneys presented their case last week, arguing he was legally insane when he shot Kyle and another man two years ago. Prosecutors then called two experts who argued Routh was legally responsible.

The jury could receive the case this week. Routh faces life in prison without parole if convicted in the killings, which drew extra attention because of Kyle’s memoir and the film it inspired.

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