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The juror says no homicide offenses were explained to them and when jurors asked about additional charges, they were allegedly told there would be none because the prosecutors felt they would not stick. "Although it would certainly appear, they made an assessment, as to whether or not the law of justification or self-defense was prevailing. That is not something we believe, and I think we can comment on, based on what has been provided in writing that the grand jurors necessarily agreed with or were even given an opportunity to weigh in on," Glogower said.Through Glogower, the grand juror went on to say that jurors did not decide the indictment should be the only charges in the case. The juror says no one was given the chance to deliberate on other charges, but only what was presented to them.The Kentucky attorney general's office had argued against the juror going public. That office has not commented on the ruling, or the juror's comments, yet.This story was originally published by staff at WLEX. 1013

The lieutenant declined to provide further detail about the case, including any suspected motive for the shooting or the two men's relationship, if any, to each other and the girl they apparently were with at the time of the shooting.Sanchez was being held without bail pending arraignment, tentatively scheduled for April 6. 325

The jury was selected and sworn in Tuesday before opening statements were delivered in the first case that Mueller's team is bringing to trial.Manafort's trial, in which he faces charges on 18 counts of violating tax and banking laws, is a high-profile test of the Mueller team's investigation into Russian election interference in 2016.The 12-person jury selected for Manafort's trial includes six men and six women. There are also four alternates, three women and one man.Manafort arrived at the courthouse Tuesday morning for the first day of his trial wearing a black suit, with his hair neatly parted. Judge T.S. Ellis gave the pool of 65 potential jurors an overview of the charges against Manafort, though he reminded the group that the indictment "is not evidence of any guilt whatsoever."The pool was also nearly evenly split between men and women. The group was predominantly white, with fewer than a dozen non-white potential jurors. Most were comfortably middle-aged.Nine potential jurors indicated that they have connections to the Justice Department, including four who said they were current or former federal employees. Two joked that they were "recovering attorneys." All affirmed that they could handle the case without any bias.None said they knew Manafort, his lawyers or their law firms.One younger woman said she knew Justice Department attorneys from her work at a Silicon Valley-based tech company. Another man brought a John Grisham novel into the courtroom. 1483

The new facility, located in the Ronald McDonald House next to Rady Children’s Hospital, will help the organization serve more than 125,000 meals per year to families who have children undergoing medical treatment in San Diego. 227

The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in federal court in San Francisco and alleges the students were denied a fair opportunity for admission. 136