CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. AP - A Georgia man charged in a rare federal death penalty case in Tennessee listened Monday as prospective jurors answered questions about capital punishment for his upcoming trial.Rejon Taylor, formerly of Atlanta, is charged in the Aug. 6, 2003, abduction and fatal shooting of Atlanta restaurant owner Guy Luck near Chattanooga.
August 25, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. AP – A Georgia man charged in a rare federal death penalty case in Tennessee listened Monday as prospective jurors answered questions about capital punishment for his upcoming trial.
Rejon Taylor, formerly of Atlanta, is charged in the Aug. 6, 2003, abduction and fatal shooting of Atlanta restaurant owner Guy Luck near Chattanooga. Officials have said the motive was robbery.
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