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Andrew Delke case: Change of venue hearing scheduled for officer charged with murder
September 6, 2019NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A Nashville judge has scheduled a hearing to decide whether there will be a change of venue in the case of a Metro police officer who’s been charged with murder. Decommissioned officer Andrew Delke appeared in court Thursday morning for a brief motions hearing. His attorney, David Raybin, has requested a […]
read moreLawyers want a change of venue in trial of Nashville police Officer Andrew Delke
September 6, 2019Lawyers representing a Nashville police officer charged with murder want the trial to be moved out of the city. Officer Andrew Delke, 26, appeared in court Thursday when his attorney David Raybin asked for a hearing to be set to debate a new trial location. Judge Monte Watkins agreed to consider the matter. Delke was […]
read moreSuspended Tennessee State quarterback Demry Croft enters plea on rape charges
September 6, 2019Tennessee State University quarterback Demry Croft faced rape charges against him in court Wednesday, when he pleaded not guilty. Croft, 22, is accused of raping a female student on campus in December, according to court and university documents. He was indicted on six felony counts of rape and two counts of sexual battery last month. […]
read moreRaybin & Weissman, P.C. Attorneys Included in The Best Lawyers in America
August 15, 2019Numerous publications around the world assess the credibility of those who practice law. Best Lawyers is one of the most well-known legal peer reviews, and it has been in rotation since 1983. In 2008, Best Lawyers expanded its global reach. Today, the review is published in seventy-five countries, has over 17 million readers, and is […]
read moreSuicide attempts in jail are more common than anywhere else in Williamson County
March 5, 2019Editor’s note: This story explores suicide, including details of how people died by suicide. If you are at risk, please stop here and contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline for support at 1-800-273-8255. Sasha Putala’s parents knew their son was in a poor mental state when he was arrested on auto burglary charges and sent […]
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