In the case of accused courthouse shooter Brian Nichols, the judge said today he will consider whether to hold the state public defender office in contempt for not complying with previous orders to fully fund Nichols’ defense. Nichols’ lawyers have argued the state hasn’t provided enough money to cover his legal costs, which have already reached two million dollars. Attorneys said the defense team hasn't been paid since July 1st. Nichols is charged with killing four people in March 2005 after escaping custody at the Fulton County Courthouse.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Nichols judge considers contempt charges
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10/16/2007 03:52:00 PM
Labels: Brian Nichols, courthouse shooting, public defender, state public defenders