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Too late to the game . Were going to talk about that coming up. Should the naacp leader who lied about her race step down . A brand new push this morning as she tries to cancel the meeting called to address the controversy. You can believe this mornings are better with friends. It turns out that woman who wanted to cancel the meeting, apparently she cant cancel the meeting, there will be a protest. Well tell you all about that in a minute. We begin this morning with fox news alert for you. The massive manhunt for a pair of escaped killers now enters its tenth day in upstate new york. I did not...

After throwing her baby into a dumpster and being convicted guilty of child abuse, 19-year-old Alexis Avila will be released from custody while she appeals her case.

New Mexico Supreme Court Rules Release Pending Appeal For Defendants Meeting State Law Requirements NMSC News: SANTA FE — Defendants convicted of certain offenses are entitled to release pending appeal if they meet the requirements of a 1988 New Mexico law, the state Supreme Court ruled Monday. The Court’s unanimous opinion provided the legal reasoning for its decision last September to order the release of former Portales daycare owners Mary and Sandi Taylor while they appealed convictions of reckless child abuse. One girl died and another suffered serious injuries in 2017 after they we...

SANTA FE, N.M. — Monday's ruling includes criminal defendants convicted of child abuse charges

N.M. high court: Some defendants must be released pending appeal Durango, Colorado Currently Mon 1% chance of precipitation 59% chance of precipitation 13% chance of precipitation 1% chance of precipitation 1% chance of precipitation Toggle font size Escuchar en Español: Loading the Español audio player... SANTA FE – New Mexico’s Supreme Court ruled Monday that some criminal defendants – including those convicted of child abuse charges – are entitled to release pending appeal if certain legal requirements are met. The ruling was pro...