Nevada Supreme Court hears venue fight in quadruple killing
SCOTT SONNER, Associated Press
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FILE - In this May 20, 2019, file photo, Wilber Ernesto Martinez-Guzman, from El Salvador, appears in Washoe District Court in Reno, Nev. A death penalty dispute goes before Nevada s Supreme Court Wednesday, April 7, 2021, when justices hear arguments about how long Martinez-Guzma s lawyers should have to prove he s intellectually disabled and therefore can t be executed if convicted of four murders. (Andy Barron/The Reno Gazette-Journal via AP, Pool, File)Andy Barron/AP
RENO, Nev. (AP) Lawyers for a 22-year-old Salvadoran immigrant accused of killing four people in two counties in 2019 urged Nevada’s Supreme Court Wednesday to overturn for a second time a Washoe County judge’s ruling that he can be tried for all the crimes in district court in Reno.
Nevada Supreme Court hears venue fight in quadruple killing
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Bama Hoops ranked high in early Top 25 predictions
The 2021-22 Alabama men’s basketball team is already attracting hype as several media outlets around the country have the Crimson Tide highly ranked heading into next season.
Most notably, the Washington Post ranked Alabama as the No. 1 team entering the preseason, citing the return of emergent point guard Jahvon Quinerly, and the added depth of Letohatchee, Alabama five star guard JD Davison.
Despite losing a great deal of senior production in Herb Jones, John Petty and Alex Reese, CBS Sports own Gary Parrish has the Crimson Tide ranked as the No. 3 ranked team in his never-too-early Top 25. Parrish added Alabama’s recent success recruiting could give them a solid shot at “back-to-back conference championships”. ESPN s early top 25 saw the Crimson Tide seated a little farther down at the No. 8 spot, but top 10 nonetheless.
Is Alabama Truly an Everything School?
Prepping for Thursday’s Tidal Talk show, I was scrolling through Twitter when I came across a tweet from a fellow follower.
Josh Clackler, or better known as Clack, made an interesting point that created a small segment on the show. He quoted a tweet, asking why students couldn’t pack out our right field for baseball games. Although he is not a student, Clack is at every single game – no matter what.
I personally agree with him because he is making a valid point. Why is it so hard for students to attend home games, especially when tickets are free? This brings me to Alabama being labeled as an everything school.