Penalty phase set in Jesse James Hollywood trial

Jesse James Hollywood faces death or life in prison as the penalty phase begins in his trial for the kidnapping and murder of a 15-year-old boy in a dispute over drug money owed by his half-brother.

The proceedings are scheduled to start Monday in Superior Court in the killing that inspired the movie "Alpha Dog."

The 29-year-old Hollywood was convicted last week for the 2000 murder of Nicholas Markowitz.

Prosecutors say Hollywood snatched the boy from a San Fernando Valley street in the escalating dispute.

Hollywood says he took the boy but denies ordering his death. Four other men also were convicted.