Hearing is set Nov. 28 to see if jeopardy applies to Taylor’s case
After Circuit Judge Jack Weaver denied a motion filed by Brewton Attorney Earnie White to dismiss capital murder charges against Jonathan Michael Taylor and or to at least hold a hearing to determine if the district attorney’s office withheld evidence that led to mistrial, White has filed another motion arguing if the court says the prosecution did nothing wrong, why was the mistrial called in the first place.
In White’s new motion filed Nov. 11, he again asked the judge to dismiss the charges or as an alternative, grant a trial by jury on the jeopardy issue, which basically says you can’t be...