article_snippet.sent: Dr Giorgi-Guarnieri Dr Giorgi-Guarnieri testified on Friday during court hearings in Washington, D.C., that will ultimately determine whether and under which conditions John Hinckley Jr. will be allowed to live full time outside a mental hospital.
article_snippet.sent: Hinckley's lawyer and treatment team say Hinckley's ready to live full time at Hinckley 89-year-old mother's home in Virginia under certain conditions.
article_snippet.sent: Hinckley spends 17 days a month at his mother's Virginia home.
article_snippet.sent: Levine, said on Wednesday on the first day of hearings that Hinckley is 'clinically ready' to live permanently outside a mental hospital, a position supported by Hinckley treatment team.
article_snippet.sent: But Levine and government lawyers disagree about the conditions Hinckley should have to comply with if Hinckley is allowed to live full-time outside of St. Elizabeth's mental hospital in Washington, Hinckley home since a jury found Hinckley not guilty by reason of insanity in the shooting.
article_snippet.sent: Prosecutors have proposed about three dozen conditions if Hinckley lives permanently at Hinckley mother's home in Williamsburg.
article_snippet.sent: The judge overseeing Hinckley's case, U.S. District Judge Paul L. Friedman, previously rejected prosecutors' request to have Hinckley wear an ankle monitor during the 17-day visits to Hinckley mother's home.
article_snippet.sent: Those were expanded to 17 days by The judge overseeing Hinckley's case in late 2013.
article_snippet.sent: It will ultimately be up to U.S. District Judge Paul L. Friedman whether to let Hinckley live full time in Williamsburg and, if so, under what conditions.
article_snippet.sent: Some of the conditions attorneys are discussing are ones Hinckley already complies with while in Williamsburg and which both sides agree on: carrying a GPS-enabled cellphone, not talking to the media, and attending individual and group therapies.
highlights_snippet.sent: Dr Giorgi-Guarnieri testified at hearing that will ultimately determine whether Hinckley will be allowed to live full time outside a mental hospital .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Hinckley's lawyer and treatment team say Hinckley's ready to live full time at Hinckley 89-year-old mother's home in Virginia under certain conditions .