three of the four adult suspects, dorian jones, james hodges, and brandon towns have pled guilty to all charges and are awaiting sentencing. >> it was supposed to be an in and out breaking and entering. once we got in there, things just went, like, people were getting beat up, tied up and it was basically like everything happened like that. >> towns says he and his co-defendants entered a home during the pre-dawn hours following a party held there the the night before. they wore masks to conceal their identities. the home belonged to students at a local college. >> we picked the house because we knew it was a bunch of people having a party and they said they were going to be really drunk so why not go back later? >> according to prosecutors, three male victims in the house were robbed and pistol whipped. the one female victim reported being tied up, blindfolded, beaten and raped by the suspects. the three have pled guilty, said they did so in hopes of receiving shorter prison sentences than they would have if they were found guilty at trial, but they could still receive maximum consecut

we are joined now on the line by correspondent dorian jones. does that mean the ban is lifted? >> not yet. they will have to give a written explanation for the decision, and that will be sent to the government board that controls the internet, and only then will they be expected to enforce the court's decision. like they did over a similar ban on twitter. but it will take some time. this is not the first court ruling. several lower courts have already ruled this is unconstitutional, and the government has ignored it, but they are expected to observe the constitutional court's decision. >> this is another setback for erdogan. how has the government responded? >> they have not responded yet, but it is not expected to be treated well. the prime minister in reaction to the lifting of the ban on twitter slammed the court for the decision, saying that he will accept it, but he will not respect the court tossed decision, and he has accused the constitutional court of being politically motivated. he says that these rulings are examples of not judicial decisions but being politically mo

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