13News reporter Rich Nye digs into where the Delphi murders case goes from here.
The judge in the case appointed new public defenders for Richard Allen but his original attorneys have not given up their fight to stay on the case.
"I think they could reinstate these attorneys as the attorneys of record as the appropriate attorneys," said Jaffe."I think they could, you know, acknowledge their continued representation as pro bono counsel if they want. I think there's quite a bit they could do there. And the supreme court's well aware, this is getting a lot of press. This is getting a lot of attention, national attention, so I do think they'll be careful and thoughtful in the way they look at this.
"There hasn't been a clear showing that there is some gross negligence," said Jaffe."And even if there was, does it warrant the removal or does that give the court an actual authority to remove them? Those are still unanswered questions." Judge grants 2 new court-appointed attorneys for Richard Allen, dismisses filings from former attorney
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