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Suspect George Zimmerman made his first appearance in a Florida courtroom Thursday, the day after he was charged with second-degree murder in the racially charged shooting death of black teenager Trayvon Martin. Mr. Zimmerman, flanked by a police officer and attorney Mark O'Mara, appeared calm and alert during the brief hearing at the Seminole County courthouse in Sanford, Fla., which was broadcast on closed-circuit television.
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Arraignment, Crim.R. 10(A), allied offenses of similar import
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Within a couple of weeks, some inmates facing charges in Vanderburgh Superior Court won't have to leave the jail for all court proceedings. That's because courtroom 126A at the county courthouse now is equipped to have hearings transmitted live to and from the Vanderburgh County Jail. The equipment for the video arraignment system was installed in Vanderburgh Superior Court last week.
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SANFORD, Fla. - George Zimmerman, the Florida man who claimed self-defense in the February shooting death of an unarmed Trayvon Martin, was scheduled to be arraigned May 29 on a second-degree murder charge following an initial court hearing Thursday. Zimmerman, 28, charged Wednesday, appeared before Judge Mark Herr via teleconference for the alleged murder of Martin, 17. Handcuffed and wearing a dark-colored jumpsuit, Zimmerman said only "yes sir" to acknowledge his representation by lawyer Mark O'Mara during the five-minute hearing. The judge found sufficient evidence to support the charges, clearing the way to send the case to a trial court.
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SAN BERNARDINO - Former county Supervisor Bill Postmus appeared briefly Thursday morning in Superior Court on felony charges related to an investigation into the multi-million dollar Colonies lawsuit settlement. Postmus, 38, of Victorville was scheduled to enter pleas on five felony counts ranging from conspiracy to receiving a bribe and embezzlement.
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EASTON - Northampton County Court of Common Pleas Judge Leonard N. Zito stepped into his courtroom at 9 a.m. sharp Thursday and surveyed the 90 defendants seated before him. It was arraignment day and the court had much work to do. Northampton County holds arraignment day twice a month, and on average, disposes of 80 percent of its criminal caseload on that single day.
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MERIDEN -- The case of a New Haven man -- a former Bridgeport city official convicted in a 2001 corruption scandal -- accused of first-degree sexual assault has been transferred to Superior Court in New Haven. Patrick Coyne, 51, was being held in lieu of $300,000 bail after his arraignment Tuesday in Superior Court in Meriden. Judge Philip Scarpellino transferred the case to Part A in New Haven for April 19. Coyne was charged Monday with first-degree sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor after a three-month investigation by Hamden Detectives Stephen Rossacci and Scott Levenduski of the Special Victims Unit. Detective Raymond Quinn, assigned to the U.S. Marshal Service Violent Fugitive Task Force, arrested Coyne at his home at 806 Edgewood Ave., Capt. Ronald Smith said.
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CRIMINAL LAW - motion to dismiss indictment; Crim.R. 5; Crim.R. 10; en masse arraignment video; lack of prejudicial error; R.C. 2947.23(A)(1)(a); court costs; ripeness.
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Clark County Senior Deputy Prosecutor Rick Olson asked Monday that a teenager arrested last week and accused of shooting two people at a party be tried as an adult. Samuel H. Dunn, 15, appeared Monday morning in Clark County Juvenile Court for arraignment.
