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State of Georgia v. Victoria Rickman
Date: 09-02-2017
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Judge: Courtney L. Johnson
Court: DeKalb County, Georgia
Plaintiff's Attorney: Sheila Ross
Defendant's Attorney: Amanda Clark Palmer
Description:
Decatur, GA - Jury Convicts Woman of Murder For Shooting Ex-boyfriend In the Back Ten Times
The State of Georgia charged Victoria Rickman with first-degree murder for shooting her ex-boyfriend, Will Carter, in the back ten times.
The Defendant claimed self defense and that her boyfriend was raping her and that she took the gun from her nightstand table to shoot hm.
The State claimed that Rickman shot Carter because he would not a battery charge that she filed against her.
The State of Georgia charged Victoria Rickman with first-degree murder for shooting her ex-boyfriend, Will Carter, in the back ten times.
The Defendant claimed self defense and that her boyfriend was raping her and that she took the gun from her nightstand table to shoot hm.
The State claimed that Rickman shot Carter because he would not a battery charge that she filed against her.
Outcome:
Guilty
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About This Case
What was the outcome of State of Georgia v. Victoria Rickman?
The outcome was: Guilty
Which court heard State of Georgia v. Victoria Rickman?
This case was heard in DeKalb County, Georgia, GA. The presiding judge was Courtney L. Johnson.
Who were the attorneys in State of Georgia v. Victoria Rickman?
Plaintiff's attorney: Sheila Ross. Defendant's attorney: Amanda Clark Palmer.
When was State of Georgia v. Victoria Rickman decided?
This case was decided on September 2, 2017.