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CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Dylann Roof has been ruled competent to stand trial and to act as his own attorney. U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel made the determination Monday after a daylong hearing. The judge heard about seven hours of testimony in the hearing, which was closed to the public and the media. Roof trial reveals disturbing new evidence 02:41 Roof was also granted an extra day to prepare for his case. The same jury that last month found Roof guilty of 33 federal charges will now return to court Wednesday to begin weighing if he should be sentenced to life in prison or death for the June 2015 slayings of nine black parishioners during a Charleston church Bible study. South Carolina church shooting vic af1 tims 16 photos jordan Sharon Risher watched every day of the trial. She lost her mother, Ethel Lance, and two of her cousins in Roofrsquo rampage, and she told CBS Newsrsquo; Mark Strassmann in December that if this case didnrsquo;t warrant the death penalty, the skechers n I wouldnrsquo;t know what case would have. Roof is set
The retail industry is booming. However, consumers may also be taking advantage of it.According to a reportby the National Retail Federation and Appriss Retail, the total return rate for 2023 was 14.5% and amounted to $743 billion in merchandise.For online returns, it was even higher鈥?7.6% compared to 10% for brick-and-mortar returns. As returns become more common, more and more retailers are charging return fees when you ship items back. I think it s just that it s such a big problem that they really don t know how else to deal with it, said Gloria Dawson, deputy editor forBusiness Insider.Shopping expert Trae Bodge says retailers tend to extend their return po stanley cups uk licies around the holidays. So if you buy something early on in the season, your recipient still has the ability to return that item without, say, a restocking fee. However, they may have to pay that return fee when they are shipping that item back, said Bodge.Retailers are also dealing with fraudulent returns. The NRF says retailers have lost $101 billion from return fraud just this year.Types of fraud include returning used or non-defective merchandise as well as shoplifted or stolen merchandise. It s just sort of the cost of being stanley cup in business, is the way we look at it, said Rick Paynter, co-owner of The Kentucky Shop.As fraudulent returns grow, retailers now face the issue of keeping customers happy while also setting new return policie stanley france s. The old saying is customer s always right and whether they re wrong or no Ylho Pasco County English teacher used poetry to help fight life-threatening disease
GOLDEN, Colo. 鈥?The driver of a semi going eastbound on I-70 near Colorado Mills Parkway was driving erratically and at a speed of more than 80 mph stanley canada before causing a deadly and fiery crash that left four people dead and many others injured Thursday afternoon, according to an arrest affidavit. Rogel Lazaro Aguilera-Mederos, who was interviewed by police after he was released from the hospital, said he was driving the semi on eastbound I-70 when he lost control of the vehicle after his brakes failed and that he saw his speedometer was at 85 miles per hou stanley cup r as he had to maneuver to the right shoulder to avoid stopped traffic. The affidavit states Aguilera-Mederos saw the right shoulder was blocked by another stopped semi, so he swerved backed into the lanes of stopped traffic and closed his eyes before the crash, thinking he was about to die. The 23-year-old U.S. resident from Cuba survived and was able to escape the blaze that had already ignited. He was taken to St. stanley thermos Anthonys Hospital in Lakewood for non-serious injuries. The affidavit then details accounts from witnesses who say they saw the semi speeding past them near the buffalo herd overlook at the Lookout Mountain exit. Jonathan Valdez and Pedro Olvera, who were in a work truck heading east on I-70, told police they followed the semi and recorded its movements with a cell phone camera because of how the semi was drivi
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The fourth public hearing of the House Jan. 6 select committee focused on the persistent pressure applied by then-President Trump and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani on state officials and election workers in an effort to overturn the 2020 election results mdash; even though Giuliani and Trump were repeatedly told by administ stanley cup ration and state officials, as well as Trump campaign lawyers, that there was no evidence of widespread election fraud.Despite this, Trump and allies including Giuliani pressed officials to change the vote count in Georgia and to replace electors won by Joe Biden in Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania with fake alternate electors supportin stanley cup g Trump.Three state officials mdash; two from Georgia and one from Arizona mdash; and a mother and daughter who were election workers in Fulton County, Georgia, testified before the select committee on Tuesday about Trump s and Giuliani s efforts to change the election results and the effect it had on their personal and professional lives. Here are some key moments from Tuesday s hearing. Committee displa stanley cup ys texts showing Sen. Ron Johnson attempted to deliver fake slates of alternate electors from Wisconsin and Michigan to Pence on Jan. 6A text exchange obtained by the select committee revealed that a staff member for Sen. Ron Johnson, a Republican from Wisconsin, told a top aide to Vice President Mike Pence before the joint session convened on Jan. 6 that Johnson want Cfpq New video shows moments before police shot unarmed Houston man
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Dylann Roof has been ruled competent to stand trial and to act as his own attorney. U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel made the determination Monday after a daylong hearing. The judge heard about seven hours of testimony in the hearing, which was closed to the public and the media. Roof trial reveals disturbing new evidence 02:41 Roof was also granted an extra day to prepare for his case. The same jury that last month found Roof guilty of 33 federal charges will now return to court Wednesday to begin weighing if he should be sentenced to life in prison or death for the June 2015 slayings of nine black parishioners during a Charleston church Bible study. South Carolina church shooting vic af1 tims 16 photos jordan Sharon Risher watched every day of the trial. She lost her mother, Ethel Lance, and two of her cousins in Roofrsquo rampage, and she told CBS Newsrsquo; Mark Strassmann in December that if this case didnrsquo;t warrant the death penalty, the skechers n I wouldnrsquo;t know what case would have. Roof is set