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BECK: Board of Commissioners must tighten P-card policy - The Covington News
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P-CARDS: What they are, why they are needed, and which Newton employees have them handy
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Pre-trial program in Newton expands eligibility for low-level crimes
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Jury trials to resume in Newton after year-long delay The Judge Horace J. Johnson Jr. Judicial Center - photo by Courtesy of Newton County
COVINGTON, Ga. The first jury trials in more than a year in Newton County are set to begin next week.
Juries are set to be chosen under COVID-19 protocols for social distancing and mask-wearing beginning Monday, April 12, in the Alcovy Judicial Circuit.
District Attorney Randy McGinley said cases awaiting jury trials in Newton County courts will be allowed to proceed after being postponed since March 2020.
Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton issued an order March 9 allowing jury trials to resume in Georgia.
State appeals court rejects Newton molester’s claims Said he was improperly represented at 2019 trial before receiving life sentence
The Georgia Court of Appeals has rejected a Covington man’s claim he was ineffectively represented in a Newton County court before he was sentenced to life in prison on rape and child molestation charges in April 2019.
A three-judge panel rejected Thomas Anthony Sky’s argument that his trial attorney provided ineffective assistance of counsel before Sky’s conviction in Newton County Superior Court on April 17, 2019.
His arguments included his attorney did not properly prepare for the case, did not call a key witness, did not question incorrect assertions by the State during the trial, and other claims, according to court records.