D4vd's Legal Team Steps Away From Murder Case
The 'Romantic Homicide' rapper is switching attorneys mid-case.

D4vd's got a new legal squad. His original attorneys just withdrew from the Celeste Hernandez murder case, and now he's working with fresh representation heading into what comes next.
This kind of move usually signals something shifted behind the scenes—whether it's a strategy change, a client-lawyer disagreement, or just the logistics of high-profile defense work. Court appearances keep rolling, and these transitions can matter when you're looking at serious charges.
We don't have all the details on why the original team stepped, but the swap happened at an Aug. 31 court date. What's clear is D4vd's case is still active and moving through the system.
It's a reminder that legal defense in murder cases isn't static. Lawyers change. Arguments shift. The stakes stay the same.
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