Evidence from the George Huguely murder trial will go on display

(CBS/AP) CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- The public will now have an opportunity to view some evidence from the trial of  former University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely V, convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love.

Pictures: Yeardley Love murdered, George Huguely charged

Charlottesville Circuit Court Clerk Llezelle Dugger tells media outlets that non-sensitive evidence will go on display May 15 and May 16 in the main courtroom.

Dugger says the evidence to be displayed includes photographs and a tape of Huguely's interrogation by police. She says autopsy photographs and other "sensitive" evidence won't be shown.

Recording, reproduction or replay of the evidence is prohibited. Electronic devices won't be allowed during the viewings.

Huguely was convicted of second-degree murder in February for the 2010 slaying of Yeardley Love. He's scheduled to be sentenced Aug. 30.

Complete coverage of the Yeardley Love case on Crimesider