Colin Gray victim statements media blackout
In a move to safeguard the integrity of the upcoming trial for the accused Apalachee High School shooter, a Barrow County judge has imposed a strict "no broadcast" order on victim impact statements during the sentencing of the shooter’s father, Colin Gray. Judge Nicholas Primm ruled that while the press may remain in the courtroom, no audio or video recording, streaming, or broadcasting of the victims' families' testimony will be permitted.
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