Joshua Turnidge later Tuesday argued to be able to use documents

Joshua Turnidge later Tuesday argued to be able to use documents Bruce and his son, Joshua Turnidge, are accused of aggravated murder in attracted connection with planting a bomb outside West Coast Bank in Woodburn on Dec. 12, 2008, as part of a failed robbery attempt.

The bomb exploded in the bank, killing Oregon State Police Trooper William Hakim and Woodburn police Capt. Thomas Tennant. It critically injured Woodburn Police Chief Scott Russell and wounded bank employee Laura Perkett.

Attorneys for Joshua Turnidge later Tuesday argued to be able to use documents and testimony from lawyers in the Oregon Attorney General's Office relating to Hakim's alleged "negligence" in the explosion during their defense. The jury was not present at the time of the argument.