AgentFrankLundy
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Looks like just Crawford & Peach to meLooks like they met yesterday. Next one on October 17th.
http://www.co.bibb.ga.us/Superior_Court/2011CircuitTrialWeeks.aspx
Looks like just Crawford & Peach to meLooks like they met yesterday. Next one on October 17th.
http://www.co.bibb.ga.us/Superior_Court/2011CircuitTrialWeeks.aspx
i agree. and im not saying mcdaniel isnt guilty. if he did do it, that doesnt mean he was infatuated with her and i say this because i believe if lauren did feel uncomfortable around him she would have told her family. i mean she lived the for years and she was very close to her family. someone would have know if he made her uncomfortable. i know i could be wrong and he could have been infatuated with her and was really good at hiding it...(i think everyone wants to think that about him because she was so beautiful and sweet, i guess you could say she was perfect)... im just putting it out there.
I don't really know how that works either. That's just all I could find.Looks like just Crawford & Peach to me
I don't want to think he was infatuated with her in an unrequited sense based on his appearance v. hers, I think he's adorable, but judging from her boyfriend at the time I just don't think McDaniel would be her type? Don't get me wrong, not everyone has a type, but it's just an impression I get. I also feel like this crime was calculated, even if her actual death was not.
Generally, grand juries meet at scheduled intervals, usually monthly; but, they can meet more often depending on the nature of their work. I haven't a clue as to how the Bibb County grand jury conducts its affairs; however, McD need not be indicted to be held.
To my knowledge, he hasn't been indicted on the burglary charge, and it appears that Georgia follows the 90-day rule (states can adopt their own rules on how long someone can be held without being indicted). Thus, it seems that McD could be held for 90 days pre-indictment, without a bond hearing, for another crime. A grand jury meeting this week is certainly not imperative to keep McD in jail.
The waiting game seems very unfair sometimes; it really shows the importance of having a good lawyer.
I see here, that some Mechanical Permits have been taken out at Barrister Hall in the past. 3 were taken in 2008 and 1 in 2011. They appear to be the the same contractor. Not implying anything here, just wondering how common it was to sub-contract work out at the apartments?
The most recent permit was March 2011.
Some of the significant changes to be aware of are:
OCGA 15-12-60(a) has been amended to remove the phrase "and who are the most experienced, upright, and intelligent persons" from the qualification of grand jurors;
Thanks for your post.
Your comments are appreciated, especially, due to the fact, that you are the only post I have read from someone who knew McD to say yea or nay about him. ~snipped~
Grand Jury Handbook
http://www.pacga.org/pubs/grand_jury_handbk.shtml
Anyone else find this humorous?
Funny, I don't think she was his "type". Perps who commit the type of crime LG's death appears to be often wrestle with conflicting values and emotions. Could be the case IF McD's the perp.
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WHO KNOWS..........I'm not REAL sure WHAT they do but anything's possible with manipulation. Imagine Buford's position, it all seemed stalled to me. Not saying anyone is doing anything illegal, just stalling with legal paperwork. WHO KNOWS,
What you are suggesting would get Buford disbarred if it were true. I see no reason to suggest that Buford is in cahoots with law enforcement. He was hired to defend McD. He filed a motion for bond and set it for the first available date at the time. He then realized his strategy was going to be to try to get the DA's office disqualified so he put off his bond request because the DA's conflict issue would have to be dealt with first or it would be waived. He then set his motion on the conflict issue for the first available date. When the judge denied the motion, it appears Buford refiled for the first available date to have the bond hearing heard.
It does sound like a lot of time to be in jail without bond for entering two homes and stealing two condoms but there doesn't appear to be anything nefarious going on here.
I understand and agree with what you're saying here, but it seems to me that everyone pretty muchWhat you are suggesting would get Buford disbarred if it were true. I see no reason to suggest that Buford is in cahoots with law enforcement. He was hired to defend McD. He filed a motion for bond and set it for the first available date at the time. He then realized his strategy was going to be to try to get the DA's office disqualified so he put off his bond request because the DA's conflict issue would have to be dealt with first or it would be waived. He then set his motion on the conflict issue for the first available date. When the judge denied the motion, it appears Buford refiled for the first available date to have the bond hearing heard.
It does sound like a lot of time to be in jail without bond for entering two homes and stealing two condoms but there doesn't appear to be anything nefarious going on here.
Generally, grand juries meet at scheduled intervals, usually monthly; but, they can meet more often depending on the nature of their work. I haven't a clue as to how the Bibb County grand jury conducts its affairs; however, McD need not be indicted to be held.
To my knowledge, he hasn't been indicted on the burglary charge, and it appears that Georgia follows the 90-day rule (states can adopt their own rules on how long someone can be held without being indicted). Thus, it seems that McD could be held for 90 days pre-indictment, without a bond hearing, for another crime. A grand jury meeting this week is certainly not imperative to keep McD in jail.
The waiting game seems very unfair sometimes; it really shows the importance of having a good lawyer.
I understand and agree with what you're saying here, but it seems to me that everyone pretty much
knew that the conflict motion would be denied. Surely he knew this, so why file it when it would just
put the bond hearing further out? Just going through the motions? Did he feel he needed a record
of the attempt, regardless of how he knew it would turn out?
It's ok, LOL, you can calm down. I never said anyone was in cahoots now did I? I don't doubt he he isn't NOT guilty of stealing anything, I"m not sure he isn't guilty of murder, I"m not suggesting anything illegal, re read the post please. As stated, we can voice our opinions so dont put words in my post. Thank you.:floorlaugh:
Why? That size is small, much shorter than the man carrying it and virtually the same price (new) as a 2-3 ft tall fridge. Very inexpensive when purchased used.