I looked back at PACER to see if there are new developments, and two new lawyers are requesting pro hac vice admittance to represent Zach Scruggs. Here they are: Edward Robertson, Jr. and Mary Winter. Haven't had much time to do any research on them, but here is a quick bio of Robertson. Also, this order filed by Judge Biggers makes clear that the extension granted on Friday to deal with remaining motions does not affect the plea agreement deadline of today.
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