By Jamie Gentry on March 2, 2017
Capital Punishment, Chief Assistant State Attorney Greg Marcille, death penalty, Debra Zackowski, Derrick Ray Thompson, Florida, Florida Gov. Rick Scott, Florida Legislature, Florida Supreme Court, Inmate Shawn Rogers, Judge Ross Goodman, Lethal injection, Mary Craig Rice, Ricky Martin, Santa Rosa County, State Attorney Bill Eddins, Steven Zackowski, U.S. Supreme Court, William "Billy" Boyette Jr.
Florida, Local
As the Florida Legislature inches closer to correcting the state’s death-penalty law, the Florida Supreme Court has voted to allow capital-punishment cases to proceed in a reversal of an earlier ruling. Read the full article in the March 2 issue of Navarre Press. Subscribe online at navarrepress.com for as little as $38 per year.
By Jamie Gentry on February 16, 2017
Attorney Bill Eddins, Chief Assistant State Attorney Greg Marcille, Crime, death penalty, Debra Zackowski, Derrick Ray Thompson, Florida, Florida Gov. Rick Scott, florida legislation, Florida Supreme Court, HB 527, Hurst v. Florida, Judge Ross Goodman, life in prison, Mary Craig Rice, Murder, Perry v. State, Ricky Martin, Santa Rosa County, SB 280, Senate Criminal Justice Committee, Shawn Rogers, Steven Zackowski, U.S. Supreme Court, William "Billy" Boyette Jr.
Crime, Florida
State Attorney Bill Eddins voiced confidence that the death penalty will be back in working order in Florida by the end of March. Read the full article in the Feb. 16 issue of Navarre Press. Subscribe online at navarrepress.com for as little as $38 per year.
By Staff Reporters on February 15, 2017
Accessory after the fact, Alicia Greer, Attorney Kenneth Brooks, Baldwin County, Baldwin County Sheriff's Office, Beulah, Crime, Department of Children and Families, Emerald Sands Inn, escambia county, escambia county sheriffs office, homicide, Jacqueline Moore, Kayla Crocker, Mary Craig Rice, Milton, Murder, Peggy Broz, Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office, U.S. Marshals, William "Billy" Boyette Jr.
Crime, Headlines
Questions remain as to the extent of Mary Craig Rice’s involvement in the homicide spree across two states committed by William “Billy” Boyette, Jr. Read the full article in the Feb. 16 issue of Navarre Press. Subscribe online at navarrepress.com for as little as $38 per year.
