Writing on the Mall » Grand Jury http://www.writingonthemall.net The Official Blog For Marietta College Students, By Marietta College Students Sat, 03 Sep 2011 20:13:34 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 UPDATE: Robison Waives Hearing, Awaits Grand Jury Indictment http://www.writingonthemall.net/update-robison-waives-hearing-awaits-grand-jury-indictment/ http://www.writingonthemall.net/update-robison-waives-hearing-awaits-grand-jury-indictment/#comments Fri, 09 Oct 2009 00:11:02 +0000 Patrick_H http://www.writingonthemall.net/?p=967 MC Student Thomas Robison waived his right to a hearing yesterday according to the Marietta Times, which means his case can now be presented to a Grand Jury.  The Grand Jury can add more charges to the indictment if they deem it necessary, which means an additional charge of felonious assault could added.  Felonious assault can add up to eight years to his list of charges, which include up to ten years for robbery and 33 days for probation violation.

Reportedly, the man he allegedly stabbed is out of the hospital.  There is no date set yet for the Grand Jury Indictment.

Keep an eye out for next week’s Marcolian, which I am being told features interviews of Robison, his lawyer, the man he allegedly stabbed, and other students.  Hard hitting journalism from the Marcolian?  You heard it here first.

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Suspect Michael Marshall is facing anywhere from first degree misdemeanor charges that have up to 6 months per count, or up to a second-degree felony that will send him to jail anywhere from 3-8 years per count.

As a side note, stay classy Marietta residents.  Their comments to the newspaper’s website are not called for and completely disrespectful.

Link:  http://www.mariettatimes.com/page/content.detail/id/510895.html?nav=5002

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