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Former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed appears to be under federal investigation for allegedly using campaign funds to make personal purchases of jewelry, resort travel, lingerie and furniture, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has found after comparing details disclosed in a recent court ruling with the former mayor’s campaign disclosure reports. → Read More
Former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed appears to be under federal investigation for allegedly using campaign funds to make personal purchases of jewelry, resort travel, lingerie and furniture, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has found after comparing details disclosed in a recent court ruling with the former mayor’s campaign disclosure reports. → Read More
The GBI has opened an investigation of Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard and his use of a nonprofit to funnel at least $140,000 in city of Atlanta funds to supplement his salary, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Channel 2 Action News have learned. In a statement issued Monday, Howard predicted he will be cleared of any wrongdoing. “This is not the first time what would be… → Read More
The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday threw out 40 years of precedents in upholding a judge’s decision to throw out a DeKalb County murder conviction. → Read More
Georgia has executed Donnie Lance, reporting the time of death as 9:05 p.m. Jan. 29. → Read More
“If he needs a firing squad, then let him have it,” district attorney says. → Read More
If it takes place as planned on Thursday, the execution of Jimmy Meders will be attended by the prison warden, medical personnel, witnesses and one perverse irony. The state no longer seeks, much less obtains, the death penalty for the crime of which Meders was convicted in 1989. Meders, 58, was sentenced to death in coastal Glynn County for the 1987 murder of a single victim during a… → Read More
The judge decided on a sentence after a three-hour long emotional hearing. → Read More
Contrasting versions of what transpired during the final seconds of Anthony Hill’s life, and what motivated the police officer who ended it, were presented to jurors Thursday, the first day of testimony in the Robert “Chip” Olsen murder trial. Did Olsen fire two fatal shots at the rapidly approaching Hill because Olsen was, in his lawyer’s words, “scared to death”? According to the state, the… → Read More
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp appoints African Americans to fill key positions in justice system. → Read More
The decision comes after three days of testimony last week and closing arguments this morning. → Read More
A federal appeals court in Atlanta has dismissed a case in which a Coffee County deputy fired a gunshot at a family’s dog but missed and struck a 10-year-old boy in the leg. The court’s ruling said Deputy Michael Vickers, who fired the shot, was immune from liability. The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals’ 2-1 decision included a pointed dissent by a judge who said civil rights claims brought… → Read More
The state’s judicial watchdog on Wednesday filed ethics charges against Atlanta Municipal Court Judge Terrinee Gundy, accusing her of chronic tardiness and absenteeism — and then covering it up. The charges against Gundy were brought by the Judicial Qualifications Commission’s investigative panel in a filing before the Georgia Supreme Court. They are the culmination of a lengthy JQC… → Read More
Ryan Alexander Duke is charged with killing the South Georgia beauty queen and then burning her body in a pecan grove → Read More
A new Georgia law set to take effect Jan. 1, 2020 would ban abortions after six weeks. But could violators be charged with murder? → Read More
The U..S. Supreme Court strongly criticized Floyd County prosecutors for striking African Americans from the jury that convicted Timothy Tyrone Foster → Read More
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - A Georgia jury on Tuesday handed down the state’s first death sentence in more than five years against a Gwinnett County woman convicted of murdering her stepdaughter. After two and a half hours of deliberation, the grim-faced jury of six men and six women sentenced Tiffany Moss to die by lethal injection for starving 10-year-old Emani to death in the fall of 2013. Moss… → Read More
GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - A Georgia jury on Tuesday handed down the state’s first death sentence in more than five years against a Gwinnett County woman convicted of murdering her stepdaughter. After two and a half hours of deliberation, the grim-faced jury of six men and six women sentenced Tiffany Moss to die by lethal injection for starving 10-year-old Emani to death in the fall of 2013. Moss… → Read More
A Gwinnett County jury will deliberate again today on whether a Gwinnett woman should be sentenced to die for killing her stepdaughter. → Read More
The chilling role the girl's father says her stepmother played in her death, in a LIVE report on Channel 2 Action News at Noon. → Read More