ATLANTA AP - The state Legislature has agreed to give prosecutors more leeway to seek sentences of life in prison without parole.The proposal passed the Senate unanimously on Thursday. It's already won approval in the House and now heads to Gov. Sonny Perdue for his signature.The measure from state Sen. Preston Smith, a Rome Republican, allows prosecutors to pursue a sentence of life without parole for convicted murderers.
March 26, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – The state Legislature has agreed to give prosecutors more leeway to seek sentences of life in prison without parole.
The proposal passed the Senate unanimously on Thursday. It’s already won approval in the House and now heads to Gov. Sonny Perdue for his signature.
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