Sept Rangemaster Newsletter

[Guest Tom Givens]

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[Stegall Law Firm]

Be sure to check out my article on the Memphis trial of Harry Coleman, the Tennessee carry permit holder convicted of murder. Coleman was set to be sentenced last week but it got continued to next week. He'll be looking at a minimum of 15 years, maximum 25 for the killing. No parole eligibility. He's also facing several lesser charges that could add more time. Mr. Coleman hasn't been doing too well since the trial. Apparently tried to kill himself shortly after the verdict was announced, and then he had a stint in the mental health facility. That's probably why the sentencing has been delayed. Just another odd twist in a strange case.

Edited August 27, 2010 by Stegall Law Firm

[10Kilr]

Be sure to check out my article on the Memphis trial of Harry Coleman, the Tennessee carry permit holder convicted of murder. Coleman was set to be sentenced last week but it got continued to next week. He'll be looking at a minimum of 15 years, maximum 25 for the killing. No parole eligibility. He's also facing several lesser charges that could add more time. Mr. Coleman hasn't been doing too well since the trial. Apparently tried to kill himself shortly after the verdict was announced, and then he had a stint in the mental health facility. That's probably why the sentencing has been delayed. Just another odd twist in a strange case.

Good article, you definately make alot of good points that folks with a HCP should adhere to.

Edited August 30, 2010 by 10Kilr

[G27]

Just another odd twist in a strange case.

Yah, this case is pretty much an 'everything you don't do as an HCP holder' type of situation...

[SonnyCrockett]

I read allot on that case.......

I am glad he is in jail and I am sorry for the family of the victim.....

Edited September 6, 2010 by SonnyCrockett