Re-Sentencing Laws in Nevada

A Las Vegas Judge has turned back a request for re-sentencing in a case which began twenty-years ago. Judge Douglas Smith polished his decision from the previous week in a special order which spelled out the facts by Jeremy Strohmeyer’s crime —.

Jason White got tired of his job on a cleaning crew and did what many people want to do when they get fed up and feel their jobs are dead ends. He just walked away. One problem. White, 37, was in prison.

According to authorities, a driver for Uber has shot and killed one of his passengers. The incident happened on Interstate 25. Sonny Jackson, a spokesman for the Denver PD, says that a conflict seemed to arise between the passenger and driver, according.

On May 8, 1997, four days after Iverson would have turned twenty, investigators found Iverson’s body in an unfinished duplex just north of downtown. Construction workers found her body. When Arthur Lee Sewall, Jr., a former Las Vegas cop, was arrested in.

Obama’s trip was the first visit to the island nation by an American President since 1928 when Calvin Coolidge made the trek. It wasn't long before Trump turned back the pages and strengthened the 55-year embargo on tourists going to the island..

Scott Dozier had been scheduled to die in November, but arguments surrounding one of the three drugs to be used postponed the execution. “I don’t want to die,” Dozier told one reporter. “I just want to be dead.” Of the 1,400 or.

“I'm the only one who can tell the story about Tupac’s killing,” A Compton drug kingpin, turned rapper, Keffe D told reporters recently as he supposedly faces imminent death from cancer. Born Duane Keith Davis, the rapper claims he wants to “come.

What is not legal is driving under the influence of pot and is handled the same as a DUI for alcohol. The penalties, for the first offense, include: Two days to six months in jail (may be modified to 24 - 96.

Nevada’s U.S. Attorney Daniel Bogden said the trio allegedly conned 390 individuals of over $5 million in the scheme which ran for ten years. Gregory Villegas, also known as Ray Matsui and Ray Mathis, Christine Gagnon, also known as Lisa Foster and.

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