Follow LSJ's live coverage of former MSU president Lou Anna Simon's court hearing

CHARLOTTE — Witnesses will testify Tuesday in the Michigan Attorney General's felony case against former Michigan State University President Lou Anna Simon, who is accused of lying to police during their investigation into how MSU handled Larry Nassar. 

Court officials say Tuesday is the final day set aside for her preliminary examination, which began in February and has stretched nearly six months through objection-laden testimony.

Eaton County District Judge Julie Reincke will use testimony from the hearing, now in its seventh day, when determining whether to send Simon's case to Circuit Court for trial. 

Read our coverage from the first six days of the hearing:

Day 1:Recap: Preliminary hearing for former MSU president Lou Anna Simon

Day 2:Prosecutors working to show motive behind Simon's alleged lies to police about Nassar

Day 3:MSU official says she can't recall 6-day span around when she learned of Nassar complaint

Day 4:Lou Anna Simon's attorneys say no Michigan State officials or documents used Nassar's name in 2014

Day 5:Judge hints at 'probable cause' in case against Lou Anna Simon; hearing resumes in July

Day 6:MSP detective testifies former MSU president knew about criminal investigation, and lied

Follow along as Lansing State Journal reporter Megan Banta reports from the Eaton County Courthouse in Charlotte. 

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