Moss faces a sentence-enhancing charge of being a habitual offender, with which Smith is not charged. Moss, Smith, Raylen Ferguson and Nevaeh Bell each face conspiracy-to-commit murder charges, attempted murder charges, as well as various other charges. But Ferguson and Bell have not requested to join their cases with Moss and Smith’s cases. Prosecutors noted that “having these two co-defendants tried at the same time serves the purpose of judicial economy.” This article originally appeared on Lafayette Journal & Courier: Prosecutors want 2 accused in judge’s shooting tried together