Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge Sylvia Sieve Hendon, who is handling the case of the two boys accused of beating to death an 8-year-old Northside girl, has ordered opposing sides to return to court Sept.20.

Takeya

        The judge had been scheduled to decide Tuesday whether one of the boys accused of beating 8-year-old Takeya Bryant in August is competent to stand trial.

        On Monday Judge Hendon determined that Takeya's 11-year-old brother was competent to stand trial. But the judge withheld ruling on the second suspect, the girl's 13-year-old cousin.

        The 13-year-old boy had been babysitting Takeya and her three siblings at the time of the girl's death Aug.15.

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