SASKATOON – A judge told David Woods to find a new lawyer as soon as possible after he fired his legal aid counsel in June.
Woods is accused of murdering his wife, Dorothy Woods, in late 2011.
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An exhaustive police and public search turned up her body in a culvert near Blackstrap two months after she was reported missing.
Woods was due to face a judge on Monday but the case was adjourned so he could find a new lawyer.
He’s due back in court on Oct. 7.
The trial isn’t likely to take place until next year.
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