The judge overseeing the prosecution of Brian G. Nichols sounded skeptical Tuesday of a request by Nichols' lawyers that the case be heard by a Fulton County, Ga., jury sitting somewhere other than the Fulton County judicial complex, where Nichols is accused of murdering a judge, a court reporter and a sheriff's deputy. "It seems like you're trying to have your cake and eat it too," Judge Hilton M. Fuller Jr. said. The defense considers the entire complex a crime scene.
January 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The judge overseeing the prosecution of Brian G. Nichols sounded skeptical on Tuesday of a request by Nichols’ lawyers that the case be heard by a Fulton County, Ga., jury sitting somewhere other than the Fulton County judicial complex, where Nichols is accused of murdering a judge, a court reporter and a sheriff’s deputy.
“It seems like you’re trying to have your cake and eat it too,” Judge Hilton M. Fuller Jr. told the defense.
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