Judge Horace Johnson Jr. granted attorneys for Christina Crowe just two more weeks to inform the court if Crowe wanted to move forward with a stipulated bench trial or a plea of guilty on charges that she drove while intoxicated and in so doing, caused the death of 7-year-old Bobby Joe Couch.Teri Smith, a public defender for Crowe, said she, public defender Deepa Patel and Chief Public Defender Anthony Carter had been working on Crowe’s case, but they requested that the judge allow them more time to speak with Crowe about which direction she would like to go.The charges against Crowe stem