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: StandDown Texas ProjectLife Sentence for Brian Nichols
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports, "Brian Nichols avoids death sentence."Brian Nichols will at most spend the rest of his life in prison,
spared a death sentence by hopelessly deadlocked Fulton County jurors
who had convicted him for the March 11, 2005, courthouse shootings.Judge James Bodiford said he would decide Saturday whether Nichols would get life or life with no possibility of parole.
The panel?s 9-3 vote split, with the majority in favor of Nichols
dying by injection for killing four people in the rampage that
terrorized Atlanta, shook Georgia?s judicial system, cost taxpayers
millions of dollars and left the death penalty in doubt in Fulton
County.It was not known if the three holdouts included any of
the three jurors who indicated before they were chosen for the case
that they had misgivings about the death penalty...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on December 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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