Daily Docket - December 2, 2009
Wednesday, December 2, 2009 at 7:26AM
Chesterfield, North Carolina - A man is being held after he followed a 10 year old girl into the bathroom, attempted to detain her at knifepoint and exposed himself. [Read here]
Washington, D.C. - An interesting article on the toll that investigators endure for investigating child porn cases. I have to admit, it is something I would not want have to see on a daily basis. [Read here]
Washington, D.C. - Gay marriage moves one step closer to being legal in our nation's capital as it passed the first vote of the city's council by a vote of 11-2. [Read here]
Little Rock, Arkansas - Mike Huckabee is under alot of political pressure for granting clemency to Maurice Clemmons, the man who is believed to have shot the 4 cops in Washington State. For what it is worth, Huckabee did the right thing at the time - but the system failed to keep Clemmons off the streets since his first release and continued life of crime. [Read here]
New York, New York - Like father, like son. John Gotti, Jr. has a fourth deadlocked jury. [Read here]
Baton Rogue, Louisiana - The Louisiana Supreme Court unanimously held that juveniles do not have a right to a jury trial when they are tried in juvenile courts. [Read here]
Washington, D.C. - A suspect accused of being involved on the attack of the U.S.S. Cole will be tried before a military tribunal which makes some question why some "terrorists" are tried before a military tribunal and others will be tried in civilian courts. Of course people question it when they lump everyone as a "terrorist". Look at the circumstances of the crimes they are accused and then you will see where they are tried. [Read here]
Jefferson County, Alabama - Awesome. A woman named Jesus Christ was called for jury duty. Even better, she was dismissed from service because of her disruptive nature. [Read here]
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