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Posted: 8:08 AM Oct 24, 2008
Hearing Over New Shane Ragland Trial Set For Today
Friday, a judge will hear arguments over whether Shane Ragland should get a new wrongful death trial.
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Friday, a judge will hear arguments over whether Shane Ragland should get a new wrongful death trial.
Trent DiGiuoro's family was awarded just over $63 million earlier this year.
That was after Ragland pleaded guilty to manslaughter for the 1994 shooting death of DiGiuoro, who was a U.K. football player.
Ragland's attorney has said the multi-million dollar verdict was excessive.
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Posted by: Diane
Location: Mt.Sterling
on Oct 24, 2008 at 12:58 PM
Excessive? The worst possible thing a justice system could do is release a criminal from any responsibility. How are we supposed to trust the law if lawyers and judges make a mockery of it. Mr.DiGiuoro had no choice at life, it was taken from him. I think that was far more excessive than 64 million dollars.
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Posted by: YIYA
Location: USA
on Oct 24, 2008 at 11:04 AM
This man is guilty, guilty, guilty!!!!!! It sickens me to think that taxpayer money is being wasted on this murderer-by confession. What has happened to our judicial system.
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