Thanks, Kly.
This case has moved glacially since the guy was charged four years ago. The first trial ended in mistrial after the presiding judge was disabled by a brain tumor, which eventually killed him. Then the defense attorneys resigned for some undisclosed reason. Then the new defense attorneys found that employees of the prosecutor's office saw some privileged documents they weren't supposed to see. That took almost two years to adjudicate (in the prosecution's favor). The defendant has been in solitary for more than two years because the county sheriff claims he was dangerous to other prisoners. His attorneys objected, but a judge ruled that he had no jurisdiction over the sheriff.