Judge weighs impact of publishing juvenile name in crime case
Orangeburg AP report details Family Court Judge Alvin C. Biggs questioning the harm and justice implications of naming a 13 year old suspect in a double murder. The contempt hearing targets four newspapers and three stations for publishing the youth's photo. Judge notes burden on defendants to prove law bans name publication hinders juvenile court.
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North Carolina Winter Weather Brings Icy Roads
A cold front swept through northern South Carolina causing freezing rain and sleet that led to numerous nonfatal traffic accidents. Temperatures fell to the 30s across the Midlands and Piedmont with snow in the mountains and I 26 closures in Henderson County North Carolina.
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Shaw Pleaded Guilty To Avoid The Chair
Joseph Carl Shaw admitted he killed 14 year old Carlotta Hartness and 17 year old Tommy Taylor in Columbia. He testified at a hearing on his appeal from an execution order and said he acted under a drug induced vision.
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