Initially, Scott pleaded not guilty to a charge of second-degree assault, but after it was amended to a fourth-degree charge, reversed course. He was discharged conditionally.
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Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Assault with Lysol Can at Louisville Hall of Justice
An apparent altercation in the Louisville Hall of Justice conference room led to a guilty plea to fourth-degree assault from attorney Lindsey Scott, who allegedly hit colleague James "J.R." Moore in the head with a can of Lysol. So reports The Courier-Journal.
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