A woman I know rather well was involved in a horrible crime. There is pleanty of evidence--including witnesses--against her. Among the charges are posession of illegal drugs, complicity to child abuse (last I heard, they upped it to 1st dgr. criminal abuse), selling illegal drugs, bringing drugs across state lines, you get the picture.
The crimes took place in her home-county (in KY), she was held in the county jail, and the pre-trial and custody hearing took place there as well. Now she's trying to get it moved to another county an hour away for who-knows-why.
There has been little media coverage of the case, so there's been nothing in the paper/news since it happened, and she hasn't even lived in this county since she was bailed out a month or so ago. And travel costs and transportation are NOT an issue for her.
What circumstances would allow her to move the trial?
It's supposed to be a jury trial, but I don't know if that would affect anything or not...
2007-11-03
17:22:06
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serena_dee
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