The sentencing of Wade Wilson, convicted of murdering two women, has been delayed to August 27 from the initial date of July 23, as his defense argues for more time for doctors to conduct brain scans and tests. Wilson's attorneys seek delays to allow forensic experts to examine him, citing scheduling conflicts and the need for MRI and CT scans. Despite opposition from the State Attorney's Office, the judge granted more time for expert evaluations. Wilson's defense also requested a change in clothing for the sentencing, which was denied, and questioned the jury's ability to recommend the death penalty under new laws.