Kevin Vaughan
Investigative Reporter at KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
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23 hours ago |
denvergazette.com | Kevin Vaughan
Joseph Koenig’s attorneys wrapped up their case Wednesday — but testimony in his murder trial didn’t end until after a return to court of one of his co-defendants.
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1 day ago |
9news.com | Kevin Vaughan
GOLDEN, Colo. — Joseph Koenig’s attorneys wrapped up their case Wednesday – but testimony in his murder trial didn’t end until after a return to court of one of his co-defendants.
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1 day ago |
denvergazette.com | Kevin Vaughan
Joe Koenig — facing a first-degree murder charge in the rock-throwing death of Alexa Bartell — announced Tuesday he would not testify in his trial. Jefferson County District Judge Christopher Zenisek advised Koenig, 20, of his right to testify before the jury had been brought into the courtroom. Zenisek told Koenig it was his right to testify — and his right not to.
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2 days ago |
9news.com | Kevin Vaughan
GOLDEN, Colo. — Joe Koenig – facing a first-degree murder charge in the rock-throwing death of Alexa Bartell – announced Tuesday he would not testify in his trial. Jefferson County District Judge Christopher Zenisek advised Koenig, 20, of his right to testify before the jury had been brought into the courtroom. Zenisek told Koenig it was his right to testify – and his right not to.
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2 weeks ago |
9news.com | Kevin Vaughan
DENVER — A new measure introduced by two Colorado legislators would increase the potential penalty for someone who kills a bicyclist or pedestrian while driving carelessly. The bill would re-classify careless driving - causing death, now a misdemeanor, as a felony – a move that could mean a significantly longer sentence. It’s sponsored by state Sen. John Carson, a Republican who represents Douglas County, and state Sen. Marc Snyder, a Democrat who represents El Paso and Teller counties.
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Point of clarification ... while the legislature has exempted second-degree assault from mandatory prison sentences in many cases, there are some circumstances in which it remains in place, including second-degree assault on a peace officer. @KyleClark @Marshall9News
Watched this story while at the gym this morning. Might be time for @9NEWS to refresh their legal correspondence team. 2nd Degree Assault hasn’t been mandatory prison in Colorado for quite awhile. Don’t worry, @KyleClark and @Marshall9News I know a guy.
Once said he studied the playbook by the light of the jukebox!
Tom Brady: Monitored his health with a strict exercise and nutrition plan and regular advanced medical testing. Ken Stabler: Woke up that morning so figured he was probably ok. Advantage: Stabler https://t.co/xDpcRyE0dL
Great piece, A.J.!
Nearly 10 years ago, I met a Congressman from rural MN who drove around for hours to help a single Veteran get a pair of hearing aids so he could hear his dying wife’s voice. Never would have guessed then that #TimWalz would be in running for VP. https://t.co/AAIDhnLzIo
