MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two men charged after rapper Young Dolph was gunned down a few years ago were back in court Monday morning.

Neither man is accused of opening fire on Dolph but both are said to have played a part in either the planning or the cover-up.

Jermarcus Johnson and Hernandez Govan will both have to return to court in just over a month, as co-defendants in the trial of the two other men charged with pulling the trigger.

“If we can get another 30 days for Jermarcus Johnson. He is under certain bond conditions,” said Paul Hagerman, Shelby County Assistant District Attorney.

Hagerman has said from the beginning that Jermarcus Johnson was not involved in the shooting of Young Dolph or the planning. 

But prosecutors have said a week after the deadly attack, Jermarcus Johnson helped Justin Johnson, his half-brother, as part of Justin’s short-lived escape.

According to court records, last year Jermarcus entered a plea deal for accessory after the fact. Since that time his case has been reset, ushering in a delay in sentencing as well.

Judge Jennifer Mitchell says Jermarcus is set to reappear in court on March 11. Shortly afterward, the 27-year-old then walked out of court, still free on bond.

Next up was the man prosecutors call the mastermind behind the deadly shooting, Hernandez Govan. Govan’s attorney previously said there are no plans to seek a resolution until after Justin Johnson and Cornelius Smith, the two accused of firing the deadly shots, go to trial in March.

Jermarcus Johnson and Govan have been ordered to attend the trial as co-defendants, but it’s unclear if they will testify.

“I don’t know right off hand. I can’t just say forcefully or with any kind of authority because everything is so fluid,” said Handel Durham Jr., Govan’s attorney.

Although Jermarcus Johnson and Hernandez Govan are free on bond, the other two defendants, Justin Johnson and Cornelius Smith, remain in jail on first-degree murder charges.