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Hall man appeals murder conviction to Ga. Supreme Court
Leshan Tremiele Tanner
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A Hall County man is appealing his life prison sentence and murder conviction to the Georgia Supreme Court, where his attorney will argue the victim’s dying words to his mother should have been excluded at trial. Leshan Tremiele Tanner was convicted in September 2015 for the death of Cedric Huff, who was shot June 5, 2014. Huff died weeks later at the hospital.
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What Rep. Andrew Clyde had to say about President Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs
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Congressman Andrew Clyde
U.S. Rep. Andrew Clyde, R-9th, commented on a social media post about President Donald Trump's global “Liberation Day” tariffs announced Wednesday, April 2, at the White House.
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