Ron Jeremy’s legal team has a new member and it’s a woman. She’s making big moves for his case.

She’s ask the judge to separate all the victims and instead of just one big trial with all charges and victims being dealt with at once, they want 24 separate trials, one for each of his 21 accusers.

His legal team argues that Ron Jeremy’s right to due process will be violated if he’s forced into one umbrella trial for his long list of charges ranging from assaulting minors and drugging women for sex to forcible groping.

“Allowing Mr. Hyatt’s jury to hear about dozens of allegations of alleged misconduct will prevent his jurors from judging him fairly on each charged count and from scrupulously applying the burden of proof.”

In the defense motion, Jeremy’s attorneys argued that due to the sheer number and breadth of the allegations against him, Jeremy would need to have separate trials to address the individual facts of each case: “the sheer fact that Mr. Hyatt will have to defend himself against 24 accusers and 25 incidents that took place over the course of nearly 40 years will necessarily mean that his defense to every charge will not be the same,” the motion reads.

Although first arrested in 2020, in August 2021, Ron Jeremy was indicted and charged with 34 counts of sexual assault from 21 complaining witnesses, including a dozen counts of forcible rape. The charges involve women ranging in age from 15 to 51 at the time of the assault and go back as far as 1996. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

In the meantime, his health has drastically deteriorated, and he’s being housed in the jail’s medical ward. He looks nearly unrecognizable.

He’s been held in LA’s Twin Towers Correctional Facility on a $6.6 million bail since his arrest in June 2020. If convicted Ron Jeremy faces a possible maximum sentence of more than 330 years to life in state prison.