It's not normal or appropriate for a judge to include that in his judgment. I don't think he brings up the lawyers to show that he seems guilty, but to show that he definitely is taking this seriously. Plaintiff has really good evidence, suspect has lawyered up in a BIG way, and the defendant is just kind of doing nothing. Whether he's guilty or not, I think the judge is trying to point out to them that this is a major case and they're the only ones not acting like it.