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Defense attorneys argue that Gallatin County Attorney Marty Lambert should not be allowed to seek the death penalty because he failed to notify the court in writing of whether he intended to do so within 60 days of the defendants' arraignments.
Not filing the death-penalty paperwork violated Lebrum and Miller's due-process rights and prejudiced their cases, according to the petition.
But District Judge Mike Salvagni ruled that although Lambert didn't file paperwork on deadline, he did include death as a possible punishment when he filed charges against Lebrum and Miller.
South Carolina recruit arrested again
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- South Carolina's highly touted quarterback recruit Stephen Garcia has been arrested again -- this time on a charge of malicious injury to personal property.
Garcia was arrested about noon Saturday after a visiting professor reported that Garcia had used a key to scratch the man's car parked near the university, Columbia police spokeswoman Sgt. Florence McCants said.
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Two Illinois football players were released on bond after being charged with obstructing justice and possessing stolen property...
Jody Ellis and Derrick McPhearson posted $2,500 bail and were released from the Champaign County Jail Saturday, Sgt. Rhonda Tarr said Sunday. The two are to appear in court Monday.
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Vols starter suspended
McNeil cited for underage drinking, public intoxication
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Tennessee center Josh McNeil was cited for underage drinking and public intoxication and will be suspended for some of spring practice, coach Phillip Fulmer announced Monday.
McNeil, who will be a sophomore in the fall, started the last nine games for the Volunteers in 2006.
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McNeil will be suspended five practices and not allowed to leave campus for Spring Break next week. He will be required to perform community service, have an alcohol assessment and undergo further "internal punishment," Fulmer said.