A convicted killer is set to appear in a San Francisco courtroom. Nima Momeni, who was found guilty of murdering Cash App founder Bob Lee, will have his case revisited. His new defense team is expected to argue that racial bias played a role in his trial.

Details of the case are limited, but it is known that defense attorneys have filed a motion on Momeni's behalf. The motion allegedly claims that prosecutors acted in a way that violated California's laws. Further information about the case and the motion can be found through local news sources.

The case is scheduled to continue in a San Francisco courtroom, where Momeni's defense team will present their arguments. For more details, readers can refer to the original report.