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Races are set - Vimarsana News

Races are set

Races are set for the May 21 general and non-partisan primary election. Candidates for county-wide races include: Sheriff: Ramsey Bennett and Grady Wilson Coroner: Kellyn Carter and William Wilson Candidates

Judge upholds sentence for Christa Pike, only woman on death row in Tennessee, after denying motion to reopen case - Vimarsana News

Judge upholds sentence for Christa Pike, only woman on death row in Tennessee, after denying motion to reopen case

Her attorneys argued a recent Tennessee Supreme Court decision showed age should be considered in sentencing, even for non-juveniles.

Source: yahoo.com
Christa Pike, who would be first Tennessee woman executed in 200 years, moves to reopen appeal - Vimarsana News

Christa Pike, who would be first Tennessee woman executed in 200 years, moves to reopen appeal

If her sentence stands, Christa Pike would be the first person executed in Tennessee for a crime committed at age 18 since 1976.

Source: yahoo.com
UIS campus safety training focuses on creating 'survival' mindset - Vimarsana News

UIS campus safety training focuses on creating 'survival' mindset

Tutorials focused on surviving an attack along with emergency notification systems are part of a campus violence prevention plan

Source: sj-r.com
Bond hearings held in Coffee County, several released due to not being indicted within 90 days - Vimarsana News

Bond hearings held in Coffee County, several released due to not being indicted within 90 days

Several defendants were granted bonds in the Superior Court of Coffee County this week, with the majority of those being required due to their cases not being presented before a grand jury within 90 days. Four men who are accused of committing aggravated assault were denied release, along with many other individuals facing drug charges. Georgia law requires that a case be presented for an indictment within 90 days of the person's arrest, and if the person is not indicted within 90 days, they are legally required to be granted a bond.  According to an official with the District Attorney's Offi...