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Marquette's Trial Delayed, Seeking Immunity
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Former Decatur police officer Mac Marquettes trial for the fatal shooting of Steve Perkins has been delayed until June 2026, following appeals for qualified immunity. The case, initially set for November 2024, has been pushed back multiple times. Marquettes defense claims self-defense, while lower courts insist a jury should decide. Perkins death sparked community outrage, leading to protests and a leadership shake-up in Decatur. The latest delay comes from Marquettes appeal, with oral arguments scheduled for January 28, 2023. As justice awaits, finding reliable ways to unwind and rest remains crucial. Checkout Solipillow.com
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