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Arguments. but again, it's not your typical case. three defendants. that means each gets an hour. three hours for the defense and three hours for the prosecution. we expect that the jury will get the case on monday, anderson? >> martin savidge, appreciate it. thank you. joining us is bishop reginald jackson with the episcopal district of the ame church. which covers more than 500 churches in georgia. he is one of many clergy members outside the cower house today. bishop jackson, thanks for being with us. what can you tell us about the prayer vigil that you attended outside the courthouse today...

The state of Florida caps most claims at $100K per person, but the Legislature can authorize more.

ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia’s State Election Board inched forward Wednesday in a process set in motion by Republican lawmakers using a controversial provision of the state’s sweeping new election law that could ultimately lead to a takeover of elections in the state’s most populous county.

Knoxville News Sentinel On Thursday, following the publication over the past three weeks of several exclusive Knox News reports about racism in the Knoxville Police Department, Vice Mayor Gwen McKenzie said she does not have confidence Police Chief Eve Thomas can reform the department's ranks. Knox News asked community leaders and activists their reactions to McKenzie's comments. Among the questions we asked: Whether they had confidence in Thomas (and if they didn't whether she should be removed). If they think there is a racism problem in the department (and if so, what Thomas has to do to f...

Reginald Jackson was shot in the neck by a Lakeland police officer in 2001. A jury awarded him $412,500, but Lakeland only paid $100,000.