...it was an intentional shooting."Johndrick is very remorseful for ever going to that party," said his attorney, Clayton Jolly. The shooting was an "act of carelessness and a lack of thinking through.""It is a tragedy for both sides...

...time. If prospective parents are fixed on adopting only a white newborn, the wait can be five years, said attorney Clayton Jolly.A year after their first adoption, the Bruckers did it again. A chance meeting with the woman who did their home...

...months before Samuel was killed - Mr. Harris - suggesting that he might not be telling the truth. Defense attorney Clayton Jolly also urged the jury to recognize the lack of evidence to tie Julio Hunsberger to anyone in Mr. Barnes' criminal enterprise...

...Johnson, according to the medical examiner who performed an autopsy, died of smoke inhalation. Defense attorney Clayton Jolly argued to the jury that Mr. Cooper and the other witness, John C. Devine, could not be trusted because both stood...

...Augusta home, where they talked about what had happened and left behind clothing, Ms. Connell said. Defense attorney Clayton Jolly said Mr. Andriate, who was already on probation, later found two pairs of jeans with red stains and panicked. He...

...Judge Fleming. "This is an experience she's going to have to suffer with for the rest of her life," she said. Clayton Jolly, the defense attorney for Mr. West, said that his client denies that the incident took place. "She picked his...

...stopped and tried to pull her into his truck, she told police. Mr. West regrets what happened, defense attorney Clayton Jolly said. He mistakenly thought in his drunken state that the woman might have been a prostitute, the attorney said...

...prison inmate more details about what happened that night, Mr. Craig said. In his closing argument, defense attorney Clayton Jolly implored the jury to reject the testimony of a "prison snitch." Russell Sharp, a convicted killer, could have...

...been involved in other homicides and in a criminal enterprise, said Mr. Frails, who is defense co-counsel with Clayton Jolly. Mr. Easterling pinned the Walker killings on Mr. Rhodes, who was in prison at the time and therefore a safer target...

...close her injury. During the hearing, Mr. Holsonback struggled to answer the judge's questions. His attorney, Clayton Jolly, told the judge that Mr. Holsonback suffers from mental problems for which he is on medication. The defendant did...