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Outside prosecutor assigned to Kalvin Michael Smith's appeal. Forsyth County DA's Office had declared a conflict. - Vimarsana News

Outside prosecutor assigned to Kalvin Michael Smith's appeal. Forsyth County DA's Office had declared a conflict.

Kalvin Michael Smith’s appeal of his conviction in a brutal 1995 assault of an assistant store manager can move forward now that an outside prosecutor has been chosen.

Kalvin Michael Smith convicted in larceny cases. His appeal in the 1995 assault of Jill Marker is still pending. - Vimarsana News

Kalvin Michael Smith convicted in larceny cases. His appeal in the 1995 assault of Jill Marker is still pending.

Kalvin Michael Smith, who has claimed innocence in a brutal 1995 attack on Jill Marker at the former Silk Plant Forest store, was convicted Wednesday on unrelated charges that he

Judge rules Forsyth County DA has conflict in Kalvin Michael Smith's appeal, paving a way forward. - Vimarsana News

Judge rules Forsyth County DA has conflict in Kalvin Michael Smith's appeal, paving a way forward.

A judge ruled Tuesday that the Forsyth County District Attorney's Office can no longer participate in Kalvin Michael Smith's latest appeal because it has a conflict of interest. The DA's

Kalvin Michael Smith's appeal is in limbo because the Forsyth County DA's office has a conflict and outside prosecutors have not been found. - Vimarsana News

Kalvin Michael Smith's appeal is in limbo because the Forsyth County DA's office has a conflict and outside prosecutors have not been found.

Kalvin Michael Smith, who claims innocence in the 1995 brutal attack on Jill Marker, cannot get his appeal to move forward because a prosecutor has not taken up the case.