[LIVE UPDATES VIA TWITTER] At 1:30 today will be the hearing on the motion filed by Rabbi Eisemann’s lawyers to dismiss the remaining two counts.

Should the judge deny the motion, the sentencing will take place immediately after.

There will be a special seder and minyan for tehillim concurrent with the hearing. The seder will take place at BMG’s Zemel-Mizrach bais medrash until 1:00. Rav Malkiel will deliver divrei hisororis until 1:15, followed by tehillim until 1:45. Mincha will follow, and then a minyan will say the entire Sefer Tehillim in the otzer adjacent to the Zemel-Mizrach. Everyone is invited to participate.

The Eisemann family asked that people continue to have in mind Osher ben Chana Frumet in their tefillos.

See exclusive videos below from Rabbi Eisemann’s attorney, Lee Vartan:

UPDATE: They just began discussing the motion. https://t.co/tfXBl7VcXS

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UPDATE: The court is going to a break as the judge continues to deliberate. https://t.co/rOF573Sp47

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BREAKING: Judge upholds verdict on Count 3. Waiting on Count 5. https://t.co/dmUn2sHdf1

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BREAKING: Judge denies Rabbi Eisemann motion completely. Proceeding to sentencing. https://t.co/dPu9Pr6qN8

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BREAKING: Lee Vartan now stood up and asked to read one more letter into the record. He's choking up, as he speaks about Rabbi Eisemann. https://t.co/LIyhXYTHJK

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UPDATE: State is requesting a 12 year sentence.

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Rabbi Eisemann: As a firm believer, I have lived my entire life with the principal that my great father, may he rest in peace, taught me, that everything the Almighty does is a blessing. This is what gave me strength to

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Rabbi Eisemann: I thank the court for giving me the opportunity to publicly acknowledge that although I don’t know why this ordeal has befallen me, I truly believe it to be a blessing from above. I have no complaints to the Almighty only thanks and praise.

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Rabbi Eisemann: No punishment this Court could impose will be greater than that I have already suffered: having to step away from the students and parents and School that have become my mission. I ask the Court to consider this, and

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Rabbi Eisemann: No matter what happens today, whether I am able to return to the School or not, I will continue to be a voice and resource for those most vulnerable. The indictment has not distracted me from doing so.

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