Keefe D's Legal Woes Mount in Tupac Murder Case

0:00On March 13, Kefti's defense in the Tupac Shakur murder case just took a big hit. His lawyer, Robert Draskovich, withdrew on Tuesday over unpaid fees and the judge approved it right away. Now there's a hearing set for March 31 to bring in new counsel. This is the second lawyer switch for Kefti since his arrest back in September 2023. His trial looms in August and the constant changes have his team looking unsteady. He's racked up losses lately, including a judge's decision to allow evidence from a search of his home. That raid happened at night, but the court said it was all legal and usable. On top of that, the 62-year-old is serving time in high desert state prison after getting convicted of fighting another inmate while he was in, jail awaiting trial. Past lawyers pointed to that incident as part of why they bailed. Prosecutors built their case around Kefti's own words from interviews and a book, claiming he ordered the 1996 Las Vegas shooting as payback for a casino brawl, as his legal

1:02woes pile up, the path to trial grows even rockier.