Lawyers for Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of defunct blood-testing company Theranos, have asked a federal judge to knock out the latest amended charges federal prosecutors filed against her.

Holmes’ lawyers at Williams & Connolly and San Francisco criminal defense lawyer John Cline on Monday filed a motion to dismiss the superseding information in the case. Prosecutors on May 8 filed the information, a charging document that does not require a grand jury sign-off. The amended charges doubled the length of time that Holmes is alleged to have conspired to defraud investors, added additional categories of alleged victims, and added a new count of wire fraud.