Former Defense Lawyer Declares Nick Reiner Innocent of Murder Charges
In a dramatic turn of events, former defense attorney Alan Jackson has publicly declared that Nick Reiner is “not guilty of murder.” This statement follows Jackson’s unexpected resignation from the legal team representing Reiner, who is accused of the double homicide of his parents.
Details of the Case
Nick Reiner, the son of renowned director Rob Reiner and Michele Reiner, was taken into custody on December 14. His parents were found dead in their Brentwood home, leading Los Angeles County prosecutors to file two counts of first-degree murder against him.
Attorney’s Resignation
- Alan Jackson announced his resignation during a press conference.
- He cited “circumstances beyond our control” as the reason for stepping down.
- Jackson emphasized his commitment to Reiner’s interests even after leaving the case.
During the press conference, Jackson expressed his belief that the legal proceedings would ultimately clear Reiner’s name. He stated, “We know that the legal process will reveal the true facts of the circumstances surrounding this case.” Jackson’s resignation means that public defender Kimberly Greene will take over as Reiner’s legal counsel.
Upcoming Legal Proceedings
Nick Reiner appeared in court in a brief hearing where he consented to Jackson’s withdrawal. The judge confirmed the change in legal representation, and a new arraignment date was set for February 23.
Reiner Family’s Statement
A spokesperson for the Reiner family reinforced their trust in the legal system. They opted to refrain from further commenting on the ongoing legal matters at this time.
In closing, Alan Jackson urged the media to report that Nick Reiner is “not guilty of murder,” reinforcing his belief in his client’s innocence. The case continues to develop as the legal process unfolds, amid significant public attention and speculation.
