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Schultz (Nichols), Leora Elaine, age 94,of Medina, peacefully went home
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Schultz (Nichols), Leora Elaine, age 94,of Medina, peacefully went home
Murrysville resident Larry Schultz said he’s surprised the municipality has gone 
14 years without a tax hike. “I appreciate how blessed Murrysville has been, based on their very sound spending and management,” he told council members recently. Schultz supported a potential 0.2% bump in the municipality’s share of earned income
Rudolf MOUNT VERNON – Circuit Judge Heinz Rudolf correctly immunized St. Clair County and its 911 emergency telephone system against a wrongful death suit, Fifth District appellate judges ruled on Dec. 9. Justices Randy Moore and Mark Boie rejected claims of Larry Schultz, estate administrator for his late wife Laurene Schultz. Justice Milton Wharton dissented. Larry Schultz called 911 on Oct. 22, 2017, said his wife was under the influence of alcohol, and asked for help in keeping her from driving. He asked the dispatcher to send police to All-Mart in Ma...
interesting that the highlighters were requested but no questions. i thought that perhaps it came from the fact that in california and in this case the jurors were allowed to take notes. so, rather than come back into the courtroom and ask for read-back of testimony, which was sort of the practice when i was practicing law in washington, d.c., as a prosecutor, perhaps they needed the highlighters to remind themselves of the most powerful evidence that came in front of them or perhaps to go through those jury instructions. remember, there's only one count here, involuntary manslaughte...
interesting that the highlighters were requested but no questions. i thought that perhaps it came from the fact that in california and in this case the jurors were allowed to take notes. so, rather than come back into the courtroom and ask for read-back of testimony, which was sort of the practice when i was practicing law in washington, d.c., as a prosecutor, perhaps they needed the highlighters to remind themselves of the most powerful evidence that came in front of them or perhaps to go through those jury instructions. remember, there's only one count here, involuntary manslaughte...