The man accused of stalking American Idol host Ryan Seacrest has entered a not guilty plea to the charges for a second time, after the case was moved to a different court.

Chidi Uzomah, a Special Forces reserve for the U.S. Army, was charged in November with a felony count of stalking and two misdemeanor counts of violating a court order after he was found wielding a knife at Seacrest's Los Angeles office.

The 25 year old pleaded not guilty to the charges at a hearing in L.A. on November 3rd, but was arraigned again on Tuesday after the case was moved to a different court.

Seacrest has been awarded a protective order against Uzomah, which bans him from going within 500 yards of the TV presenter.

Uzomah is due back in court on March 9th for a pre-trial hearing and faces up to four years behind bars if convicted, according to E! Online.

Image ©PR Photos

(This news article provided by World Entertainment News Network)