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Coverage of the homicide trial of Brian Hummert
Click here for live courtroom coverage of the retrial of Brian Hummert, accused of killing his wife Charlene in 2004.
Rebert credits the late Judge “Bud” Blakey with saving his legal career
Recalling the passing this week of former York County Judge Albert “Bud” Blakey, Stan Rebert, former York County District Attorney, focused on Blakey’s legal representation of him when he was called before the state disciplinary board. Rebert had been accused … Continue reading
Maryland court rules pit bulls are inherently dangerous
While finding Chester Little’s pit bulls were dangerous, Judge Craig T. Trebilcock pointedly declined last month to rule that pit bulls are an inherently dangerous breed. Trebilcock said, despite “too many” stories of pit bulls attacking children, his ruling was limited … Continue reading
Posted in Civil court, Criminal court
Tagged court, dangerous dogs, pit bulls, trebilcock
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Nice shoes, guy
I’ve got to applaud those York County men who will don feminine footwear next week to sashay, saunter and possibly stumble through the city streets to support a national endeavor to eliminate rape and sexual violence against women and children. … Continue reading
Youth Aid Panels need volunteers
The York County Juvenile Probation Department is seeking volunteers for its Youth Aid Panel Program. The court-sanctioned panels are made up of community members who interview first-time youthful offenders charged with summary and misdemeanor violations in an attempt to dispense … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal court
Tagged juvenile delinquency, juvenile law, non-court disposition, volunteers, youth aid panel
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Will life go on for juvenile lifers?
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear argument March 20 in two cases over life without parole sentences for juvenile killers. According to briefs filed in those cases, there are 73 people serving life sentences in the United States for murders … Continue reading
So, you think your ARD case was expunged?
Daily Record reporter Emily Opilo was working on a story about York city council members with criminal backgrounds. Emily apparently has become the go-to reporter for people snitching on office holders with something to hide in their backgrounds. I had … Continue reading
I’m sorry, Aunt Lilly
I’m sorry for calling you a killer all of these years. I was writing a story recently about the murder arraignment of a woman accused of fatally dosing her grandmother’s chili with morphine to cover the fact, police say, she had … Continue reading
Posted in Criminal court
Tagged chili, crime, family, Fulton County Illinois, murder, poison pancakes
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How to look up bad guys, that creepy neighbor or your daughter’s new boyfriend.
For years, I have a provided a free service to family, friends and co-workers running criminal background checks. It’s about time you all learn to do it by yourselves. It’s not that difficult. Get on your computer, iPad, SmartPhone or … Continue reading
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