Angelonline
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Anyone?Anyone know what happened in court today?
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Anyone?Anyone know what happened in court today?
I believe Dr TJ was asking about DK's mom. Southern Sweetpea said she is very influential.
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Some have asked about court dates for DK and RSW. This info was provided to me by someone that was watching out for when they set the dates for these two men.
Dustin goes to court at 9:00am, Thursday, July 12th
Scott goes to court at 8:30am, Friday, July 13th
Will you please post the link to that site? I am having trouble finding it. Thanks!
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See Post #972
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AlacourtAccess
I think you have to pay to access the info at the site.
any locals here anything about court yesterday? (DW)
today is the other guy
According to the Hometown Facebook page, there will be another bucket drive at Mobile International Speedway, located off Highway 90 in Irvington, AL on this Saturday. The gates open at 5pm so anyone volunteering needs to get there before then. The races begin at 8pm. Go to the link below for further information.
http://www.facebook.com/pages//451298481547844
It is an "On-Demand" site. You do have to pay to receive the information. The person that obtained the info had paid and was watching for a set court date.
I have provided the link to the Alacourt Access page
https://pa.alacourt.com/
Are we to assume that the media didn't cover the court appearance? Was it only a first appearance? That wouldn't consist of much.
I am not exactly positive on how the court system works in cases like this but isn't the initial court appearance when the accused is arraigned and bail is set? If that is the case then this date is for the start of the trial as the two men have already been arraigned and bail was set previously.
I am not exactly positive on how the court system works in cases like this but isn't the initial court appearance when the accused is arraigned and bail is set? If that is the case then this date is for the start of the trial as the two men have already been arraigned and bail was set previously.
http://www.alabamajusticedefender.com/steps-in-a-criminal-case.html
A person may be a target of an investigation before they are formally charged or arrested. Furthermore, you may be charged or even indicted without being arrested first.
Once you are arrested, you are generally booked at the jail and then assigned a bond. The bond is based on either a schedule or determination by a Judge. Even if you are given a high bond by a Judge that is not an absolute decision. We have worked with clients to get bonds reduced.
After being released on bond you are given an initial court date. Both misdemeanors and felony criminal cases in Alabama generally begin at District Court.
In District Court for felony cases you will be assigned a preliminary hearing date. A preliminary hearing is where the prosecutor puts on evidence that they use to show a Judge that there is probable cause to go forward. Cases are not tried at preliminary hearings, but rather an opportunity for the Defense attorney to learn about the case. If the Judge decides there is probable cause then the case is bound over to the Grand Jury.
A grand jury decides whether or not felony cases should proceed. A Defendant usually does not testify at Grand Jury proceedings and only the District Attorney or an Assistant District Attorney is present along with victims and/or witnesses. Grand juries issue either indictments or no bills. Indictment means your case goes to Circuit Court while NO Bills means your case is dismissed.
Once your case is docketed for Circuit Court the first step is an arraignment. At this time you will enter a plea of guilty, not guilty or not guilty by means of mental disease or defect. Usually pleas of guilty are only entered if you have an agreement with the Government. However, on rare occasions defendants will enter blind pleas in front of a Judge.
After a plea of not guilty, Defendants are placed on a trial docket. Usually there are a series of pre-trial motions that are discussed before a trial occurs.
I don't know much of anything about their cases. Could a trial be held this soon after their arrest?
anyone know when the Grand Jury meets in Baldwin County? (when I was on GJ duty it was every Monday from 12:00 to 5:00 for six months) Not sure if its different in every state or the same.