...without parole.He would still have to serve the 60 year sentence for shooting the two victims who survived.Deputy Attorney General Paula Smith said that Moore had signed an agreement that he wouldn't appeal. She also pointed out that the federal...

...Mur phy moved for the House to reconsider. Both failed.Ultimately, Augusta's law department and Georgia Deputy Attorney General Den nis Dunn issued opinions asserting that Au gusta, unlike the rest of Georgia's consolidated governments...

...doubled down."There is no state law that addresses whether to calculate the votes of a withdrawn candidate, Deputy Attorney General Robert Cook said in his opinion. He noted he could not find any ruling on the issue in state courts either...

...do is come out and say to the defendant that he molested and abused and give them back their souls," Senior Deputy Attorney General Joseph McGettigan III told jurors. "I give them to you. Acknowledge and give them justice."During his closing...

...do is come out and say to the defendant that he molested and abused and give them back their souls," Senior Deputy Attorney General Joseph McGettigan III. "I give them to you. Acknowledge and give them justice."Standing behind Sandusky...

...Alan Wilson's office said he was part of a special task force being created to investigate public integrity. Deputy Attorney General Barry Bernstein said the group, which includes representatives from the State Law Enforcement Division, the...

...reviewed SLED's report on its investigation and concluded "there was no activity which warrants action," Chief Deputy Attorney General John McIntosh wrote in a three-sentence letter dated Thursday. The letter was addressed to SLED Chief Mark...

...state Friday delayed filing responses to the U.S. Justice Department's questions about the new voter ID law, Deputy Attorney General Bryan Stirling said."We obviously need to analyze their processes and their methods," Stirling said.Earlier...

...exemptions."These are policy matters for the General Assembly. These are political questions," said Assistant Deputy Attorney General Emory Smith.Smith and lawmakers who joined in to argue against the suit said the case is a political maneuver...

...all court hearings on the case until the U.S. Supreme Court rules on a challenge to Arizona's similar law.Deputy Attorney General Emory Smith said the nation's high court will likely rule in six months or less.If the South Carolina law...