article_snippet: Andrew Steele, pictured in court in 2014, was wheeled into the courtroom by bailiffs at the start of a status conference before Circuit Judge Nicholas McNamara .
article_snippet: As Steele addressed the court, Steele's speech sounded slurred as Steele waived Steele right to review the statements of potential jurors claiming to be unable to serve during Steele three-week trial.
article_snippet: It will be a two-phase trial, the first to establish guilt, the second to decide whether Steele was legally responsible for Steele actions.
article_snippet: The dramatic case saw Steele wheeled into the courtroom by bailiffs at the start of a status conference before Circuit Judge Nicholas McNamara.
article_snippet: His lawyer, Jessa Nicholson, said that Steele can still walk and that Steele speech has been affected by Steele ALS, but that otherwise Steele was doing well.
article_snippet: Steele will be back in court for what is expected to be an all-day motion hearing on March 27.