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Justices weigh arguments in Floyd County man’s appeal of 2001 murder conviction

Posted 2019-11-052019-11-20 Clare Gilbert
Justices weigh arguments in Floyd County man’s appeal of 2001 murder conviction

Outlet: Marietta Daily Journal
Author: John Bailey
Published: 11/6/2019
Read: Here

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⟵High court to hear appeal of challenge to Floyd County man’s murder conviction
Attorneys to GA Supreme Court: Man couldn’t have committed 2000 murder⟶

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