ICE, law enforcement partners arrest 13 illegal criminal alien offenders during Huntsville enforcement operation The team of officers and agents apprehended 13 illegal aliens in the Huntsville area March 25. Additionally, eight of the offenders had been previously removed from the United States and have federal convictions for illegal reentry after removal. The cases were prosecuted by the United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Alabama. Reference: www.ice.gov
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Judge denies ‘stand your ground’ motion for former Huntsville police officer charged with murder
...a former Huntsville police officer charged with murder in a 2018 on-duty shooting should have received immunity. In a one-page order, Circuit Judge Alan Mann denied a motion for a “Stand Your Ground” hearing for William Ben Darby, whose 2021 murder conviction was overturned last month. The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals struck down the conviction ... Darby’s attorneys filed a motion for the immunity hearing, arguing, as in 2019, that he was acting in defense of himself and others when he fatally shot Parker. “If the Trial Court applied the wrong self defense standard at trial, then the Trial Court presumably applied the wrong standard at the Immunity Hearing too,” Darby’s attorneys argued.
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