Case overview
"El Chapo's" son, Joaquin Guzman Lopez, plans to change his earlier not guilty plea in a Chicago drug trafficking case, according to court documents. The filing indicates a shift in his legal strategy and suggests he may be preparing to enter a different plea before the federal court.
Key fact
- Court documents state that Joaquin Guzman Lopez will no longer maintain his not guilty position in the Chicago drug trafficking proceedings.
"El Chapo's" son, Joaquin Guzman Lopez, will change his not guilty plea in a drug trafficking case in Chicago, court documents say.
Author’s summary
The son of "El Chapo," Joaquin Guzman Lopez, is expected to change his not guilty plea in a Chicago drug trafficking case, signaling a major turn in his U.S. court proceedings.
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