Proceedings could get messy at Nick Diaz's disciplinary hearing with the Nevada Athletic Commission (NAC) on Monday.
Diaz's attorney Lucas Middlebrook told MMA Fighting that he could make a motion for Nevada deputy attorney general Christopher Eccles to be removed from the case, because he might be considered both a witness and counsel.
According to documents obtained by MMA Fighting (h/t MMAjunkie), Eccles claims that Diaz's manager Lloyd Pierson asked him about Diaz potentially filing an application for a therapeutic usage exemption (TUE) for marijuana in the days leading up to Diaz's main event fight with Anderson Silva at UFC 183.