Jennifer Womac v. State of Tennessee |
In 2009, the Meigs County Grand Jury charged the petitioner with one count of first degree premeditated murder for her role in the death of her father, Grady Nichols, Jr. In February 2010, the State filed notice pursuant to Tennessee Rule of Criminal Procedure 12.3 that it intended to seek the death penalty, specifically alleging that the petitioner employed co-defendant “James L. Landers to comm... More... $0 (07-05-2018 - TN) |
State of Wisconsin v. Anthony R. Pico |
A jury convicted Anthony R. Pico of sexually assaulting a young girl.1 Mr. Pico believes there is a reasonable probability that, absent his trial counsel's alleged constitutional ineffectiveness, this conviction would not have occurred. The circuit court agreed, and so set aside his 1 The Honorable William J. Domina, Waukesha County Circuit ... More... $0 (07-04-2018 - WI) |
Jose Rodriguez v. The State of Texas |
Appellant, Jose Rodriguez, was convicted following a jury trial of assault for |
Kevin Dewayne Haley v. The State of Texas First Court of Appeals of Texas |
On January 24, 2016, appellant approached D’naya Brown and her cousin at |
JAMES J. HOWELL vs STATE OF FLORIDA Morelaw Internet Marketing National Find A Lawyer Directory 888-354-4529 |
James Howell appeals his convictions and sentences in case numbers 16CF-15091 and 16-CF-14375 after entering an open plea of guilty. We affirm his judgments in both case numbers, but because there was no evidence that Howell |
State of Tennessee v. Ramey Michelle Long |
As a result of a traffic stop effectuated by two Henderson County sheriff’s deputies, the Appellant was indicted for DUI; DUI, second offense; possession of marijuana; possession of drug paraphernalia; and violating the open container law. The true bill reflects the Appellant also was indicted for speeding; however, the indictment did not include a charge of speeding. Nevertheless, at trial, the... More... $0 (07-01-2018 - TN) |
United States of America v. Lee Boyd Malvo v. Randall Mathena, Chief Warden, Red Onion State Prison Eastern District of Virginia Federal Courthouse - Norfolk, Virginia |
In Virginia in 2004, a defendant convicted of capital murder, who was at least 16 years old at the time of his crime, would be punished by either death or life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, unless the judge suspended his sentence. After a Virginia jury convicted Lee Boyd Malvo of two counts of capital murder based on homicides that he committed in 2002 when he was 17 years old, i... More... $0 (06-24-2018 - VA) |
Carlos G. Bertonatti vs. The State of Florida |
At approximately 8:00 a.m., Bertonatti veered his vehicle into the bicycle |
Jake Newland v. County of Los Angeles |
An employee driving home from work on a day that he |
STATE OF OHIO - vs - MADISON K. COZZONE |
Appellant was previously employed as a pharmacy technician in a |
State of Ohio v. Kareem M. Jackson |
In 1998, Jackson was sentenced to death for the aggravated murders of Terrence Walker and Antonio Hunter. Jackson also received sentences of incarceration for convictions on multiple counts of kidnapping, aggravated robbery, and felonious assault. His convictions were affirmed on direct appeal. State v. Jackson, 92 Ohio St.3d 436 (2001). Jackson subsequently, and unsuccessfully, pursued relief thr... More... $0 (06-20-2018 - OH) |
STATE OF OHIO v. DALE A. GLENN |
On March 8 and 9, 2016, Glenn went to several bars with a friend, Kendall Mabry; they arrived at the K-9 Club after 1:30 a.m. on March 9. Around 2:00 a.m., the victim, “Michael,”1 who was known to Glenn, also arrived at the K-9 Club. Almost immediately, Glenn and Michael got into a physical altercation, and Glenn was thrown out of the bar by K-9 Club security personnel. Glenn went back t... More... $0 (06-19-2018 - OH) |
State of Wisconsin v. Anthony R. Pico |
sexually assaulting a young girl.1 Mr. Pico believes there is a reasonable probability that, absent his trial counsel's alleged constitutional ineffectiveness, this conviction would not have occurred. The circuit court agreed, and so set aside his 1 The Honorable William J. Domi... More... $0 (06-18-2018 - WI) |
Marlo Detric Hollie v. The State of Texas |
“The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides, in relevant part, that, |
STATE OF FLORIDA v. TASHANE M. CHANTILOUPE |
The Palm Beach State Attorney’s Office indicted the Defendant on charges of first-degree murder with a firearm and being a felon in possession of a firearm. The date of his arraignment was August 18, 2017, which is critical to the resolution of this petition because both section 982.04(1)(b), Florida Statutes (2017), and Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.181, allow the State forty-five days fr... More... $0 (06-11-2018 - FL) |
STATE OF OHIO vs. KONO FURR |
In his first assignment of error, Furr argues that the trial court |
John C. Stojetz v. Todd Ishee, Warden Southern District of Ohio Federal Courthouse - Columbus, Ohio |
On April 25, 1996, while incarcerated at Madison Correctional Institution, John C. Stojetz and five other inmates stormed a unit housing the State’s juvenile |
State of Nebraska v. Sydney L. Thieszen |
The facts and circumstances pertaining to Thieszen’s crimes |
SAIAH GLENNDELL TRYON v. STATE OF OKLAHOMA |
On March 16, 2012, around 10:30 a.m., Appellant fatally stabbed Tia Bloomer inside the Metro Transit bus station in downtown Oklahoma City. Tia recently broke off her relationship with Appellant due in part to his inability to support their infant child. Appellant was terminally unemployed and drew as income a meager $628.00 a month in Social Security disability benefits. The couple too had a sto... More... $0 (06-01-2018 - OK) |
Isaiah Glenn Tryon v. State of Oklahoma Morelaw Internet Marketing for Legal Professionals Helping People Find You On The Internet 888-354-4529 |
¶1 Appellant, Isaiah Glenndell Tryon, was tried by jury in the District Court of Oklahoma County, Case No. CF-2012-1692, and convicted of Murder in the First Degree in violation of 21 O.S.2011, § 701.7(A). In a separate capital sentencing phase, Appellant's jury found the existence of four statutory aggravating circumstances1 and sentenced Appellant to death. The Honorable Cindy H. Truong, Distric... More... $0 (05-31-2018 - OK) |
Francisco Salazar v. The State of Texas |
A grand jury originally indicted Salazar on February 23, 2010, and re-indicted |
Welspan Pipes, Inc., et al. v. Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company Federal Courthouse Eastern District of Arkansas - Little Rock, Arkansas |
On July 14, 2012, a fire damaged equipment vital to production at the LittleRock steel pipe manufacturing plant of Welspun Tubular, LLC, a wholly ownedsubsidiary of Welspun Pipes, Inc. (together, Welspun). The fire, which forced theplant to temporarily cease operations, was a covered peril under the RM SelectCommercial Insurance Policy issued to Welspun by Liberty Mutual Fire InsuranceCompany (Lib... More... $0 (05-28-2018 - AR) |
Damian Stinnie v. Richard D. Holcomb Western District of Virginia Federal Courthouse - Roanoke, Virginia |
This case arises out of a constitutional challenge to Virginia Code § 46.2-395, pursuant to which anyone who fails to pay court costs or fines imposed after a conviction is subject to suspension of his or her driver’s license. Plaintiffs Damian Stinnie, Demetrice Moore, Robert Taylor, and Neil Russo owe court debts and, because of their inability to pay, have had their licenses suspended. They all... More... $0 (05-24-2018 - VA) |
STATE OF OHIO vs. BISHOP J. HICKS |
In Cuyahoga C.P. No. CR-17-613700-C, Hicks was charged for his involvement in |
STATE OF OHIO vs. KAREEM WALTON |
The instant matter arose from a July 9, 2016 incident during which appellant crashed |
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