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Judge: No Special Treatment For Perry March
POSTED: 6:33 pm CDT October 19,
2006
UPDATED: 10:03 pm CDT October 19,
2006
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A federal judge ruled that Perry March will not receive any special treatment in jail.March is attempting to have his children sent to Mexico to live with their stepmother.Because of this request, March asked the court to give him extra time in the law library, more time with a word processor and unlimited copying privileges.Federal Judge Aleta Traugher said March is a convicted felon and must live by Department of Correction rules, and that she will not tell prison officials how much access to materials they should allow their prisoner.
Previous Stories:
- October 11, 2006: Farris Denies Girlfriend's Accusations
- October 10, 2006: Cover Tennessee Limits Enrollment Eligibility For 1st Year
- October 8, 2006: Arthur March Relocated To Texas Prison
- October 6, 2006: Witness In March Trial Arrested For Domestic Abuse
- October 3, 2006: Perry March Files Lawsuit From Prison
- September 26, 2006: Writer Runs Into Interview Problems For March Book
- September 20, 2006: Judge Scuttles Original Arthur March Plea Deal
- September 19, 2006: Federal Charges Dismissed Against Perry March
- September 15, 2006: Arthur March Receives 5 Years In Prison
- September 13, 2006: Brinton Reflects On March Interview 8 Years Ago
- September 13, 2006: Arthur March To Plead Guilty In Murder Plot
- September 7, 2006: March Moved to State Dept. Of Correction
- September 1, 2006: Perry March Suing His Former Law Firm
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