A charge sheet was filed by CalTV co-executive director Myles Moscato Monday that could alter the legal counsel available during negotiations and trial.

Moscato asks the ASUC Judicial Council in the charge sheet to prohibit Solicitor General Erin Delaney — who represented the initiative’s campaign manager Lynn Yu at the previous hearing — from representing Yu in any case regarding the legality of the V.O.I.C.E. initiative.

“Representation would act as a blatant conflict of interest and disregard for ASUC by-laws,” Moscato said in the charge sheet.

Moscato also said in the charge sheet  that he would ask the council to require Delaney to pursue any actions for charges filed against campaign violations for the initiative. Delaney is the primary spokesperson of the ASUC if it is a plaintiff or defendant in any case, according to ASUC bylaws.

Moscato filed his claims as an individual and not on behalf of CalTV. ASUC-sponsored student groups cannot campaign for or against election candidates or initiatives.

At the April 18 V.O.I.C.E. hearing – where Yu filed charges against the legality of an executive order that invalidated the initiative — the council decided that Delaney could represent Yu.

But in their final decision announced April 24 to overturn the executive order, the council indicated their “extreme displeasure” with Delaney representing the plaintiff.

“Since I have been operating as the V.O.I.C.E.’s representation since the original by-law violation charge sheets were filed nearly a month … and officially recognized as their counsel since the Executive Order trial, it would be unethical for me to levy charges against them,” Delaney said in an email.

The initiative asked students to support The Daily Californian through a $2 per semester student fee. After the hearing, it was announced to have passed in the ASUC general election.

The council has not yet met to discuss the charge sheet, according to Erica Furer, the council chair.