Huguely jurors to decide between levels of homicide during deliberation

Huguely jurors to decide between levels of homicide during deliberation. Though George Huguely V is charged with premeditated murder in the 2010 death of his University of Virginia girlfriend, Yeardley Love, attorneys following the case say it's unlikely that the jury will find he intended to kill her when members begin deliberating Wednesday in Charlottesville, Va., Circuit Court. By Tricia Bishop, The Baltimore Sun. View Article

USA Today quoted Chris in reference to the Virginia lacrosse murder trial.

USA Today quoted Chris Leibig in reference to the Virginia lacrosse murder trial. Virginia lacrosse murder trial in holding pattern. George Huguely V faces 20 years to life in prison if convicted of first-degree murder or felony murder in the commission of a robbery, and as little as one to 10 years if convicted of involuntary

Interview with Richmond times dispatch about George Huguely case

Chris Leibig interviewed with the Richmond Times Dispatch about the George Huguely case. Huguely trial delays could be pivotal. The 14-member panel will assemble today at 9 a.m., one day after the high-profile murder case against the former University of Virginia lacrosse star was scheduled to have ended and two days after a key defense lawyer became too ill to participate. By Bill Mckelway. View Article