Scruggs case: Farese asks again for counsel change
Ashland attorney Tony Farese again is asking the U.S. District Court to withdraw as Oxford lawyer Zach Scruggs’ counsel.
Scruggs is a co-defendant in a six-count federal indictment accusing him, his father Dickie Scruggs and others of trying to bribe a judge.
Farese also is chief counsel for Joey Langston of Booneville, formerly an attorney who has pleaded guilty in another judicial bribery case.
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