By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 9, 2010
CARSON CITY – In a 2-1 decision, the Nevada Supreme Court has voided the
second-degree murder conviction of Charlene Snyder in a highly publicized child
neglect case in Las Vegas.
The court said trial lawyer David Schieck failed to request a psychiatric
evaluation prior to advising her to plead guilty.
Snyder’s 2-year-old daughter, Adacelli, had cerebral palsy and weighed only
11 pounds at the time of her death in the summer of 2005. She was found dead
inside the family’s mobile home in a room filled with animal and human feces and
rotting food.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged antidepressants, Cesspool, Child Neglect, Conviction, Cy Ryan, Fri, History Of Mental Health, Human Feces, Institutionalization, Lasvegassun, Lawyer David, Mental Health Problems, Murder Conviction, Neglect Case, Nevada Supreme Court, Plea Agreement, Psychiatric Evaluation, Second Degree Murder, Suicide Attempts, Trial Counsel, Trial Lawyer, Unusual Behavior |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on February 4, 2010
A FORMER Bolton School pupil who suffered from “dark
moods” took a fatal overdose of anti-depressants, an inquest heard.
Fay Turner died aged just 20 in July after a row with her ex-boyfriend.
The overdose of prescribed medication was the latest in a number taken by Miss
Turner, who had a history of mental health illnesses including anorexia and
depression.
Miss Turner’s father, Philip Turner, of Andrew Lane, Bolton,
described his daughter as a bright girl.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Andrew Lane, Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Ashley Smith, Bolton Community College, Bolton School, Bright Girl, England, Fatal Overdose, Father Philip, Fay Turner, Gcse Results, History Of Mental Health, Image Problems, Mental Health Illnesses, Mental Health Services, Mr Turner, Old Woman, Philip Turner, Prescribed Medication, Rutland Drive, School Art Teacher, School Pupil, SUICIDE |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on December 16, 2009
A POPULAR student from Flackwell Heath hanged himself after the
break-up with his girlfriend left him severely depressed, an inquest heard.
Alexander A’Court killed himself in the garage of his family home The
Beeches, Treadaway Road, on May 25.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Banter, Beeches, Brother Sam, Coroner, Dunhill, Electronic Age, England, Facebook, Flackwell Heath, History Of Mental Health, Hulett, Inquest, John Hampden Grammar School, Law Courts, Mental Health Problems, Paragraph 11, SUICIDE, Suicide Letter, Thisislocallondon, University Of Birmingham |
By Ann Blake-Tracy on October 8, 2009
A POPULAR student from Flackwell Heath hanged himself after the break-up with his girlfriend left him severely depressed, an inquest heard.
Alexander A’Court killed himself in the garage of his family home The Beeches, Treadaway Road, on May 25.
Posted in Recent Cases Blog | Tagged Anti-depressants, antidepressants, Banter, Beeches, Brother Sam, Dunhill, Electronic Age, Facebook, Flackwell Heath, History Of Mental Health, History Of Mental Illness, Hulett, Inquest, John Hampden Grammar School, Law Courts, Mental Health Problems, Paragraph 11, Suicide Letter, Thisislocallondon, University Of Birmingham |
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