Wright announces bid for District 4 commission seat
Jay Wright has announced his intentions to seek the District 4 seat on the Baldwin County Board of Commissioners.
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Jay Wright has announced his intentions to seek the District 4 seat on the Baldwin County Board of Commissioners.
Jayson E. Wright, 35, and Kara Wright, 32, both of Valdosta, have pleaded guilty to one count of production of child pornography.
Article content Crime Stoppers and Greater Sudbury Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating a wanted person. On Jan. 24, police responded to a call regarding a robbery at a motel on Regent Street. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Reward offered for info on wanted man Back to video “The victim had attended with another person and the accused hit him with a gun and stole thousands of dollars and his cellphone,” according to a release. As a result of the execution of a search warrant, drugs with a value of over $55,000 were recov...
It's not just any old murder case, it's a capital murder case. that means that your client, if he's convicted, could be facing the death penalty. let's say midway through your work on this criminal case, your boss decides to pull you off. your boss says we have something else for you to work on, you can no longer work on the defense of your client. what do you do? what is your ethical responsibility to your client? do you follow orders and walk away from the work you've done in this defense? thus increasing the chances that your client will die because of you leaving? do you leave because your...
In the u.s. justice system, every defendant has the right for a defense. he's represented khalid sheikh muhammad for three years now, but he's been told that he can no longer serve on the defense. he needs to drop out of the case and return home to the u.s. to attend a year-long graduate course that's required of all army jag lawyers at his level. what would you do? that was the question facing major wright. watch this. >> under army regulation, when you're given orders to attend a course of instruction, as an officer, you have 30 days to decide what to do. you can decide to accept the orders ...