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A judge rejected news media requests Monday to allow still and television cameras in the courtroom for the trial of sniper suspect Lee Boyd Malvo. I am concerned with the possible prejudice to Mr. Malvo, whether still cameras or TV cameras, Circuit Judge Jane Marum Roush said a hearing.She did approve a request from Fairfax County to allow a closed-circuit broadcast to an overflow courtroom for extra
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stanley water bottle vised broadcast, while Malvo s lawyers opposed any cameras, including a closed-circuit broadcast.Malvo, 18, and John Allen Muhammad, 42, have been accused of shooting 19 people mdash; killing 13 and wounding six mdash; in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. No one was hit in another incident, in which a bullet struck a store window.In all, the judge was expected to address 13 defense motions, including one claiming Virginia s death-penalty law is unconstitutionally vague. Among the issues decided Monday morning, the judge approved the hiring at taxpayer expense of three investigators to help the defense, not the five requested by defense lawyer Michael Arif. According to the
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These weapons might not do the most damage, but they are the biggest ever made in history. You haven ;t lived until you ;ve seen a tank the size of a small house. The largest tank ever made: the French Char 2C also known as FCM 2C , developed during WWI, used between 1921 and 1940. Only 10 were built. This 69 ton tank was 33 ft 8 in 10.27 m long, 13 ft 5 in 4.09 m high and 9 ft 10 in 3 m wide and had a 75 mm gun and four 8 mm machine guns. via Wikimedia Commons and worldwarphotos Two 36 inches 914 mm caliber mortars, never used in
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