Ohio Man Awarded in Wrongful Imprisonment Case August 12th, 2008 A man living in Pike County, Ohio was recently awarded in a case involving the murder of his friend.
The man’s conviction was reportedly overturned when he was awarded $600,000 in damages for wrongful imprisonment.
Innocent Man Admits to Murder Kenneth Moore, 49, admitted to a jury in 1995 that he shot and killed his friend, Darrel Benner, 44, one night while they were drinking.
Since this time, Moore has spent nine years of a 15 years-to-life sentence behind bars for the murder.
Victim Receives Compensation Moore’s case was recently overturned by an appeals court who found that the lawyers working for him did not inform him of favorable evidence at the time of the trial.
As a result, he was tried once again and found to be innocent of the murder that took his friend’s life.
Moore was awarded statutory damages of $44, 204 for each year he spent in jail along with $106, 764 in legal fees and $80,817 for lost wages.
Ohio Man Awarded in Wrongful Imprisonment Case August 12th, 2008 A man living in Pike County, Ohio was recently awarded in a case involving the murder of his friend.
The man’s conviction was reportedly overturned when he was awarded $600,000 in damages for wrongful imprisonment.
Innocent Man Admits to Murder Kenneth Moore, 49, admitted to a jury in 1995 that he shot and killed his friend, Darrel Benner, 44, one night while they were drinking.
Since this time, Moore has spent nine years of a 15 years-to-life sentence behind bars for the murder.
Victim Receives Compensation Moore’s case was recently overturned by an appeals court who found that the lawyers working for him did not inform him of favorable evidence at the time of the trial.
As a result, he was tried once again and found to be innocent of the murder that took his friend’s life.
Moore was awarded statutory damages of $44, 204 for each year he spent in jail along with $106, 764 in legal fees and $80,817 for lost wages.
The Eagle Ford shale formation will put out 500,000 barrels of crude oil a day by the end of the year, Valero Energy Corp. (VLO) (VLO) Chief Executive Officer Bill Klesse said after the company’s annual meeting in San Antonio.
Producers have told him output from the South Texas formation may rise to 1 million barrels a day in the next few years, Klesse said. Production in 2011 averaged 60,000 barrels a day, according to data from the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates the energy industry in the state.
“It’s going to back out sweet crude imports into the United States, and that’s going to happen by 2014,” Klesse said.
The rising production is decreasing feedstock cost at Valero refineries in Houston, Corpus Christi and Three Rivers. The Houston refinery, which used to get all its crude oil from west Africa, now runs almost entirely on cheaper domestic crude, he said.
Klesse said he expects more oil from Canada and the U.S. Midwest to be moved to the Gulf Coast in the coming years.
He said he believes President Barack Obama will approve the northern leg of the Keystone pipeline project in early 2013 if re-elected.
“My goodness, we slapped Canada in the face,” Klesse said. “He’ll fix it.”
Bigben, In the realm of knowledge and analytical skills you seem to be lacking. I'll rely on the reports of real experts and not the arm chair variety.
Bigben AKA RAMBLIN MAN, Do you feel better now? Same old from my perspective. Let the experts examine the patient AKA injection well. I will value their findings over and above yours.
Bigben, You envision yourself as having the intelect of a brain surgeon but I wouldnt trust you to operate on a hang nail. No one has yet done a thorough investigation on that well that I know of. If you know that they have then enlighten us. I value expert analysis over your inept ramblings.
BREAKING NEWS: Murder charges dropped against Jamar Houser in 2010 shooting death
In Ohio there is compensation for wrongful imprisonment.
ttp://www.criminalattorney.com/news/ohio-man-awarded-in-wrongful-imprisonment-case/
Ohio Man Awarded in Wrongful Imprisonment Case
August 12th, 2008
A man living in Pike County, Ohio was recently awarded in a case involving the murder of his friend.
The man’s conviction was reportedly overturned when he was awarded $600,000 in damages for wrongful imprisonment.
Innocent Man Admits to Murder
Kenneth Moore, 49, admitted to a jury in 1995 that he shot and killed his friend, Darrel Benner, 44, one night while they were drinking.
Since this time, Moore has spent nine years of a 15 years-to-life sentence behind bars for the murder.
Victim Receives Compensation
Moore’s case was recently overturned by an appeals court who found that the lawyers working for him did not inform him of favorable evidence at the time of the trial.
As a result, he was tried once again and found to be innocent of the murder that took his friend’s life.
Moore was awarded statutory damages of $44, 204 for each year he spent in jail along with $106, 764 in legal fees and $80,817 for lost wages.
(Source: The Columbus Dispatch)
May 25, 2012 at 6:57 a.m. permalink suggest removal
What now for Jamar Houser?
In Ohio there is compensation for wrongful imprisonment.
ttp://www.criminalattorney.com/news/ohio-man-awarded-in-wrongful-imprisonment-case/
Ohio Man Awarded in Wrongful Imprisonment Case
August 12th, 2008
A man living in Pike County, Ohio was recently awarded in a case involving the murder of his friend.
The man’s conviction was reportedly overturned when he was awarded $600,000 in damages for wrongful imprisonment.
Innocent Man Admits to Murder
Kenneth Moore, 49, admitted to a jury in 1995 that he shot and killed his friend, Darrel Benner, 44, one night while they were drinking.
Since this time, Moore has spent nine years of a 15 years-to-life sentence behind bars for the murder.
Victim Receives Compensation
Moore’s case was recently overturned by an appeals court who found that the lawyers working for him did not inform him of favorable evidence at the time of the trial.
As a result, he was tried once again and found to be innocent of the murder that took his friend’s life.
Moore was awarded statutory damages of $44, 204 for each year he spent in jail along with $106, 764 in legal fees and $80,817 for lost wages.
(Source: The Columbus Dispatch)
May 25, 2012 at 6:51 a.m. permalink suggest removal
BREAKING NEWS: Murder charges dropped against Jamar Houser in 2010 shooting death
It looks like Jamar Houser has fracked the Youngstown Shale and will be in for a huge payoff. Millions will soon be at his disposal.
May 24, 2012 at 7:39 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Landowners leasing mineral rights urged to be wise with their money
The wealth after the leasing,TEXAS STYLE.
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012...
Valero Energy Corp
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The Eagle Ford shale formation will put out 500,000 barrels of crude oil a day by the end of the year, Valero Energy Corp. (VLO) (VLO) Chief Executive Officer Bill Klesse said after the company’s annual meeting in San Antonio.
Producers have told him output from the South Texas formation may rise to 1 million barrels a day in the next few years, Klesse said. Production in 2011 averaged 60,000 barrels a day, according to data from the Texas Railroad Commission, which regulates the energy industry in the state.
“It’s going to back out sweet crude imports into the United States, and that’s going to happen by 2014,” Klesse said.
The rising production is decreasing feedstock cost at Valero refineries in Houston, Corpus Christi and Three Rivers. The Houston refinery, which used to get all its crude oil from west Africa, now runs almost entirely on cheaper domestic crude, he said.
Klesse said he expects more oil from Canada and the U.S. Midwest to be moved to the Gulf Coast in the coming years.
He said he believes President Barack Obama will approve the northern leg of the Keystone pipeline project in early 2013 if re-elected.
“My goodness, we slapped Canada in the face,” Klesse said. “He’ll fix it.”
May 7, 2012 at 10:06 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Quakes prompt earlier bridge checks in Youngstown
I wonder how many had to increase their dosage of drugs and alcoholic beverages because of the trauma caused by the quakes?
January 20, 2012 at 6:23 p.m. permalink suggest removal
UPDATE: State bans injection wells within 5 miles of Youngstown site
When the experts doing the study of the injection speak I'll listen. Your attempts to gain attention aren't getting the kind that you desire.
January 8, 2012 at 6:12 p.m. permalink suggest removal
UPDATE: State bans injection wells within 5 miles of Youngstown site
Bigben, In the realm of knowledge and analytical skills you seem to be lacking. I'll rely on the reports of real experts and not the arm chair variety.
January 8, 2012 at 7:46 a.m. permalink suggest removal
UPDATE: State bans injection wells within 5 miles of Youngstown site
Bigben AKA RAMBLIN MAN, Do you feel better now? Same old from my perspective. Let the experts examine the patient AKA injection well. I will value their findings over and above yours.
January 7, 2012 at 3:49 p.m. permalink suggest removal
UPDATE: State bans injection wells within 5 miles of Youngstown site
Bigben, You envision yourself as having the intelect of a brain surgeon but I wouldnt trust you to operate on a hang nail. No one has yet done a thorough investigation on that well that I know of. If you know that they have then enlighten us. I value expert analysis over your inept ramblings.
January 6, 2012 at 7:56 p.m. permalink suggest removal
D&L Energy to finance geological study of injection well area
Bigben, If I believed in the tooth fairy then I would believe that your opinions have credibility.
January 6, 2012 at 5:32 p.m. permalink suggest removal