Court upholds high-profile conviction

Georgia's top court is upholding the murder conviction of a Massachusetts millionaire for hiring an assassin to kill his wife. The Georgia Supreme Court's unanimous ruling today rejected a bid for a new trial for James Sullivan. He is serving life in prison for paying a hit man $25,000 to gun down Lita Sullivan at her Atlanta townhouse in 1987. James Sullivan's attorneys had argued that a search warrant used to get crucial evidence from Sullivan's $5 million Florida mansion was incorrect.