Posted on 02/27/2024 6:40:34 AM PST by CFW
Lawyers concerned about Athens D.A.’s ability to try Laken Riley murder case
ATHENS, Ga. — The district attorney in Athens-Clarke County announced that she would not be trying Laken Riley’s murder case herself after lawyers raised concerns.
District Attorney Deborah Gonzalez confirmed to Channel 2′s Michael Seiden on Monday night that she will bring in a top trial attorney for task force in preparation for the new case.
The decision comes after DA Gonzalez faced criticism from lawmakers and lawyers who claim she is unable to handle trying the case of Laken Riley’s murder. According to Gonzalez, Sheila Ross from the Prosecuting Attorney’s Council (PAC) will return for Riley’s case.
Gonzalez’s office sent the following statement that reads as follows:
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She has been sued in the past for failure to abide by the laws of Georgia.
It's good to see this case removed from her control.
Good, leave it to a competent attorney.
Georgia dysfunctional legal system in the news again. tsk-tsk-tsk...
A record for the books.
That is what a woke college town electorate brings you.
Another Woke
diversity hire ping.
WHY?
“according to a memo she published on her first day in office, Gonzalez promised that she would not seek the death penalty while prosecuting cases.”
“That is what a woke college town electorate brings you.”
Yep; Peoples’ Republic of Athens. The good news is that there are some signs from recent commission elections that the pendalum is swinging rightward, at least to the center.
Just how hard could it be to get a conviction for murder in this case. I could get it done in 30 days.
“WHY?
“according to a memo she published on her first day in office, Gonzalez promised that she would not seek the death penalty while prosecuting cases.””
She is a Soros DA. She also refuses to prosecute many drug and shoplifting cases. Word has gotten around and so more criminals are moving to Athens from Atlanta and northern liberal cities.
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