Ga. Soldier Convicted in Death of Pregnant Wife

Published March 27, 2014

Ga. soldier convicted in death of pregnant wife
Prosecutors had no problem presenting a possible motive for why Aguigui would want his wife dead. The Army paid him $ 100,000 to cover funeral costs and other expenses after his wife died, and a month later her life insurance policy paid out $ 400,000.
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Final day of 2014 session hectic for Georgia lawmakers
ATLANTA — With just hours remaining in Georgia's 2014 legislative session, sick patients and their caregivers were waiting to see if state lawmakers could compromise to create a program authorizing the medical use of a marijuana derivative. By law …
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Final day of 2014 session hectic for Ga. lawmakers
Renee Unterman, R-Buford, attached the legislation to a separate proposal that would require insurance companies to cover behavioral therapy for Georgia children 6 and under who have been diagnosed with autism. … They get drug tested if they are on …
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