OMPTON, Calif. (AP) -- Marion "Suge" Knight will remain behind bars for the next six weeks while attorneys prepare for a hearing in which evidence of numerous uncharged crimes allegedly committed by the former rap mogul might be presented.
Knight is charged with murder, attempted murder and hit-and-run after he struck two men in a Compton parking lot during a Jan. 29 confrontation.
The decision to keep him jailed came at a hearing Monday that also shed some light on Knight's recent hospitalization.
His attorney, David Kenner, said the Death Row Records co-founder passed out and had serious breathing problems after his arraignment last week.
He didn't elaborate on Knight's ailments but said he doesn't think his client is receiving adequate care