By Fulton County Courthouse standards, the murder-for-hire case against James Sullivan is pretty close to a celebrity trial. Reporters and crews from Court TV and other national news outlets have been mingling with the Georgia media as details unfold about the 1987 murder of socialite Lita Sullivan. And the media have plenty to say. Nancy Grace, a former prosecutor who has described defense attorneys as "pigs," has reeled in a slate of commentators who make her seem relatively restrained.
March 09, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
No pop star comes and goes under the protection of a manservant’s parasol. The defendant is not a football player-turned actor. Satellite trucks do not ring the courthouse.
But by Fulton County Courthouse standards, the murder-for-hire case against James V. Sullivan is pretty close to a celebrity trial, spawning less of a big media circus and more of a small media carnival.
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