The Nevada Supreme Court has accepted Duane “Keffe D” Davis’ appeal in the Tupac Shakur murder case. Court records show the case was officially filed on Nov. 9.
Davis’ attorney, Michael Sanft, submitted the notice of appeal on Oct. 30. Sanft died last week at his home in Las Vegas. Details of his death have not been released, and police are investigating.
Davis has no legal representation following Sanft’s death, and it is unclear how the appeal will proceed. The court gave Davis two weeks to file a transcript request form, three weeks to submit a docketing statement and 120 days to file an opening brief.
