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Joseph Sample's Western art collection donated to Billings museum - Vimarsana News

Joseph Sample's Western art collection donated to Billings museum

The Yellowstone Art Museum in Billings has added 45 works of Western art to its permanent collection following the death of Joseph S. Sample.

Source: kbzk.com
Joseph Sample's Western art collection donated to Billings museum - Vimarsana News

Joseph Sample's Western art collection donated to Billings museum

Donated works by legendary artists join wife’s contemporary collection at Yellowstone Art Museum.

Judge strikes down law allowing Tennessee attorney general to argue certain death penalty cases - Vimarsana News

Judge strikes down law allowing Tennessee attorney general to argue certain death penalty cases

The new law allows the attorney general to step in and take over post-conviction capital cases. But Shelby County Judge Paula Skahan said that's unconstitutional because it removes the power

Judge strikes down law allowing Tennessee AG to argue certain death penalty cases - Vimarsana News

Judge strikes down law allowing Tennessee AG to argue certain death penalty cases

A judge has ruled that the appointed TN Attorney General cannot intervene on behalf of the state in the case of a death row inmate seeking a 2nd trial.

Source: wbbjtv.com
Judge strikes down law allowing Tennessee Attorney General to argue certain death penalty cases - Vimarsana News

Judge strikes down law allowing Tennessee Attorney General to argue certain death penalty cases

A judge has ruled that the appointed Tennessee Attorney General cannot intervene on behalf of the state in the case of a death row inmate who is seeking a second trial. During a hearing Monday a criminal court judge said that a new law allowing the state Attorney General to step into post-conviction death penalty cases violates the state Constitution because it removes the power of the locally elected district attorney to argue such cases. The ruling stems from a motion filed by Larry McKay, who is seeking another trial based on new evidence.

Source: kob.com