Kinkel to argue mental illness defense in high school shooting trial
Kip Kinkel, 16, faces an adult trial on September 27 for the May 1998 killings of his parents and the following day’s attack at Thurston High School in Springfield. Lawyers plan three theories claiming mental disease or defect or extreme emotional disturbance could negate criminal intent or reduce charges, avoiding the death penalty due to his age at the time.
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Eugene, Ore
Kip Kinkel
Springfield
Kinkel
Doug Harcleroad
Bill
Faith Kinkel
Thurston High School
Disabled man attack may spur bias charges in New Jersey
Eight young men aged 19 to 23 were indicted on kidnapping harassment and conspiracy for torturing a mentally disabled man at a Keansburg party on Jan 30. The bias charges could double penalties up to 30 years. Investigators say Eric Krochmaluk was taped to a chair shaved burned and beaten and abandoned in a forest after being lured to other parties with false promises. The case may be the first in the nation involving bias charges against disabled victims.
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Freehold
N.J
Keansburg
New Jersey
John Kaye
United States
Stuart van Meveren
Colorado
National Association of District Attorneys
Eric Krochmaluk
Monk ordered to perform community service in grave vandalism case
Dell Scott Goodwin a 42 year old monk known as Father Lazarus at St Nectarius Monastery Brimfield admitted to carving a cross and Greek letters on the coffin of 17 year old Christopher Martel after a grave side service. He received 100 hours of community service and a year of probation with charges to be dismissed if he stays out of trouble.
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Palmer
Mass
Dell Scott Goodwin
Goodwin
Father Lazarus
St. Nectarius
Brimfield
Gregory Hession
Bill would require warnings on concert tickets in Michigan
Michigan state senator Dale Shugars backs a bill to force parental advisories on tickets posters and ads for concerts by artists with past parental advisory albums within five years. If promoters fail to label they face up to five thousand dollars in fines.
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Bill
Lansing
Mich
Dale Shugars
Marilyn Manson
Shugars
Manson
Grand Rapids
Beach Boys
State Senate
House
Joel Flatow
RIAA
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