By Mark Bixler
Staff Writer Atlanta Journal
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution
June 24, 1999

A judge in Cherokee County has taken the unusual step of dismissing a murder solicitation charge against a woman on trial for seeking to have her millionaire husband killed. Defense attorneys routinely ask judges for not-guilty verdicts from the bench, called directed verdicts, but judges usually let juries decide guilt or innocence and rarely use their power to dismiss charges during a trial.



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