 A status conference hearing scheduled for today and suspended LSU running back Trey Hawley's criminal case has been pushed back to September. Hawley's attorney, Mike Small, says he and the prosecutor requested the change because they are still in the process of receiving evidence from the February shooting that injured two people in Union Parish. We're in the process of obtaining all the evidence that we have to have to be thoroughly prepared to try the case if it goes to that stage. Hawley says he's innocent. Louisiana Radio Network.