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Judge considers bond in fatal convenience story stabbing fatality - Vimarsana News

Judge considers bond in fatal convenience story stabbing fatality

Judge considers bond in fatal convenience story stabbing fatality

Source: yahoo.com
Man accepts plea offer in 2022 traffic death - Vimarsana News

Man accepts plea offer in 2022 traffic death

Man accepts plea offer in 2022 traffic death

Source: yahoo.com
Criminal Practice – Waiver of Counsel – No 'Expiration' – Sentencing Range – Deadly Weapon - Vimarsana News

Criminal Practice – Waiver of Counsel – No 'Expiration' – Sentencing Range – Deadly Weapon

Although significant time passed between defendant’s pretrial waivers of counsel and his trial – largely due to the pandemic’s impact on jury trials – the burden of showing a change in defendant’s desire for counsel rests upon defendant. There is no evidence that defendant ever wavered in his desire to represent himself at trial. Moreover, ...

CMPD officer convicted in 2017 fatal wreck - Vimarsana News

CMPD officer convicted in 2017 fatal wreck

Former Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Officer Phillip Baker was convicted Wednesday of misdemeanor death by motor vehicle after a 2017 speeding death that killed a pedestrian, but was acquitted on more serious felony charges and won't serve jail time.

Source: wfae.org
Judge considers whether lawsuit stemming from June 2020 protest should be a class action - Vimarsana News

Judge considers whether lawsuit stemming from June 2020 protest should be a class action

Judge Robert Ervin said he needs more time to decide whether the lawsuit can move forward as a class action but added that the timetable for that decision would be “sooner than later.”

Source: wfae.org