Why did Nick Reiner's star lawyer, Alan Jackson, withdraw from the high-profile murder case? And what comes next?

Nick Reiner had an eventful day in court ... he's now being repped by a public defender and his outgoing defense attorney made it clear he thinks Nick is NOT guilty of murdering his parents ... but the way Alan Jackson made his statement has our antennas up.

Nick Reiner — charged with murder in the deaths of his father, filmmaker Rob Reiner, and mother, Michele — returned to court on Wednesday in Los Angeles for an arraignment hearing and changed lawyers.

Arizona Republican Representative Eli Crane proposed giving the award to Shirley "in honor of his exemplary work."

Nick Kroll ’s new Netflix comedy series A Hundred Percent has a top-notch cast, including a reunion from FX’s The League for Kroll and the equally brilliant Jason Mantzoukas. It also has one semi-confounding executive producer in Max Joseph, the Catfish guy.

Moments into Nick Reiner's scheduled arraignment, his attorney, Alan Jackson, withdrew from the case, leaving Reiner to be represented by a public defender.

Nick Reiner is scheduled on Wednesday to be arraigned in a Los Angeles court on murder charges in connection with the stabbing death of his parents, Hollywood director Rob Reiner, 78, and photographer Michele Singer Reiner, 70.