Georgia schools largely reject arming teachers under new law
Georgia education leaders reject arming teachers citing safety concerns and training limits. Districts prefer police presence and upgraded security, with no boards opting to implement the program. Governors and lawmakers emphasize local control amid nationwide school violence debates.
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Jury deadlocked on Hawaii murder case sentence
A federal jury failed to reach a verdict on the death penalty for Naeem Williams, convicted of murdering his 5-year-old daughter Talia in 2005. After about seven days of deliberation, U.S. District Judge J. Michael Seabright will sentence Williams to life without parole.
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