
Thomas' attorney, Bob Clarke told News 5 that he is working on the paperwork and plans to file it Tuesday.
Thomas was arrested last month after a grand jury returned a 57 count indictment accusing him of paddling inmates and forcing them to perform sexual acts in exchange for leniency. The Alabama Bar then suspended his license.
This morning, the judge had conference call with Clarke and Mobile County District Attorney John Tyson to discuss the case.
The trial is expected to be scheduled for late September or early October.
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