Lawyers for Republican Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill have further delayed action in a lawsuit seeking to remove him from office because of his law license suspension for groping a state legislator and three other women.
The attorney general’s office on Friday filed a motion for a new judge to replace the Marion County judge appointed June 3 to oversee the lawsuit.
That means no court action is likely before Hill’s 30-day law license suspension ends Wednesday, said William Groth, the lawyer who filed the suit on behalf of four Indianapolis residents.
