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Attorney General Russell Coleman filed a brief in response to Houck's appeal of his conviction to the Kentucky Supreme Court.
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Court records show Lawson's attorney filed the documents on Wednesday, April 15.
Houck was transferred from the Roederer Correctional Complex in Oldham County.
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A Bardstown lawmaker introduced House Bill 305, that would crack down on recording grand jury proceedings.
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Houck was being housed at the Big Sandy Regional Detention Center in Johnson County after being transferred from the Oldham County Detention Center in November.
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Brooks Houck, one of three men convicted in the murder of Bardstown mother Crystal Rogers, has been transferred to a different prison in Kentucky.
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Sherry Ballard has lived a life of heartbreak the past 10 years. Her world flipped upside down when she lost a daughter and husband to murder and a grandson to the legal system.
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The notice, filed in Nelson Circuit Court and dated Monday, Oct. 6, stated Houck's intention to take his appeal of the entire case to the Kentucky Supreme Court.
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Brooks Houck, who was convicted of murdering Crystal Rogers, owns nearly $13.5 million in property in Nelson County, and a new agreement shows what he is and isn't allowed to sell.
Nearly a decade after Crystal Rogers disappeared, two men convicted in her murder are expected to learn their sentences Wednesday in Nelson County.