Haley Barbour’s Pardon List

Governor Ex.Order# Date Issued Name of Person Crime Type of Pardon

Haley Barbour 998 7/16/2008 Paul Joseph Warnock Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 999 7/18/2008 Michael Graham Murder Indefinite Suspension of Sentence
Haley Barbour 1000 7/16/2008 Bobby Hayes Clark Manslaughter Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1001 7/16/2008 Clarence Jones Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1002 7/16/2008 Willie James Kimble Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1046 12/29/2010 Jamie Scott Robbery with Deadly Weapon Indefinite Suspension of Sentence
Haley Barbour 1047 12/29/2010 Gladys Scott Robbery with Deadly Weapon Indefinite Suspension of Sentence
Haley Barbour 1055 6/30/2011 Michael J. Jones Sale of a Controlled Substance Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1069 1/6/2012 Nathan Kern Robbery Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1070 1/6/2012 David Gatlin Murder, Aggravated Assault, Burglary Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1071 1/6/2012 Charles Hooker Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1072 1/6/2012 Anthony McCray Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1073 1/6/2012 Joseph Ozment Murder, Conspiracy and Armed Robbery Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1075 1/10/2012 Michael Davie Graham Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1076 1/10/2012 Victor C. Collins Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1077 1/10/2012 Larry Darnel Roby Murder, Racketeering Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1078 1/10/2012 Booker T. Barnes Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1079 1/10/2012 Anthony Sansing Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1080 1/10/2012 Jimmy Lee Avera Murder Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1081 1/10/2012 Steven Charles Adams Grand Larceny and Possession of Cocaine Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1082 1/10/2012 Donald Dwight Adcock Arson Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1083 1/10/2012 Thomas Ailes Unlawful Sale of Controlled Substance Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley BarbourHaley Barbour 10841084 1/10/20121/10/2012 Mark Hubbard AllenMark Hubbard Allen Vehicular HomicideVehicular Homicide Full, Complete and Unconditional PardonFull, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1085 1/10/2012 Patricia Amacker False Pretense, Felony & Misdemeanor Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1086 1/10/2012 Michael Clinton Armstrong Attempted Enticement of a Child for Sexual Purposes Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1087 1/10/2012 William Antoin Bardwell Sale of Marijuana, Less Than One Ounce Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1088 1/10/2012 Robert King Barq Possession of a Controlled Substance Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1089 1/10/2012 Thomas Holt Beasley Sale of Marijuana, Sale of Cocaine Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1090 1/10/2012 Melanie Suzanne Beelond Possession of Cocaine Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1091 1/10/2012 Larry Bell Escape from Custody, Charge of Felonuy Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon
Haley Barbour 1092 1/10/2012 Vincent Cardell Bell Murder, Accessory After the Fact Full, Complete and Unconditional Pardon

Steve Williams Calls Tiger Woods A Black Asshole

Steve Williams ripped into his old boss with a racial slur that caused even more commotion involving the jilted caddie and golf’s biggest name. “He’s a character within the game of golf, and whatever bitterness that exists between him and Tiger should be in the past by now,” said Graeme McDowell, one of several players at the party. “It’s unfortunate that it’s going to rear it’s head again.” Williams, still angered over getting fired by Woods this summer, was working for Adam Scott when he won the Bridgestone Invitational. That tournament also was the first time Woods played since splitting with his caddie. An emotionally charged Williams gave a TV interview on the 18th green and called it “the best win of my life,” even though he had been on the bag for 13 majors with Woods.

On Friday night, the host called Williams to the stage to collect his award and asked him to explain his enthusiasm. Williams, with a smirk on his face, leaned toward the microphone and said, “It was my aim to shove it right up that black asshole.” On a night filled with banter and off-color remarks, this one was a show-stopper. Heads turned, eyes widened and jaws dropped amid a mixture of shock and laughter. Williams later issued a statement apologizing to Woods. That was good enough for Scott, who said he had no plans to fire his caddie. During an event in New Zealand in December 2008, he made news for comments about Phil Mickelson. According to The Guardian newspaper of Britain he said, “I wouldn’t call Mickelson a great player, ’cause I hate the prick”. In a next-day interview with another newspaper, the New Zealand-based Star Times, Williams also said, “I don’t particularly like the guy. He pays me no respect at all and hence I don’t pay him any respect. It’s no secret we don’t get along either.”

Too Much Kardashians, People Are Getting Tired Of The Family

With the news of Kim Kardashian’s 72-day-old marriage to NBA player Kris Humphries coming to an end, we wondered what you think about media coverage of the Kardashians. In a Poll Position national telephone survey, Americans were clear on the topic ,with 81% saying there is too much coverage, 4% saying not enough coverage, and 3% opting for just the right amount of coverage.

Men and women both seem to have had enough of the Kardashians, with 83% of men saying there is too much coverage of the family, and 80% of women agreeing. Only 2% of men think there is not enough coverage of the Kardashians.

African-Americans and whites differed somewhat on the question. Sixty-seven percent of African-Americans said there is too much coverage, but 16% said there is not enough coverage, while 4% said there is just the right amount.

Among whites, 82% picked too much, only 3% said not enough, with the same number, 3% choosing just the right amount of media attention for the Kardashians.

There is no silver lining for the family among young people. In the 18-29 year old group, 85% said there is too much coverage, 8% said not enough and 4% chose just the right amount. Among 30-44 year olds, 85% also said too much, 5% said not enough with only 1% saying there is just the right amount of coverage.

Poll Position’s scientific telephone survey of 1,032 registered voters nationwide was conducted November 01, 2011 and has a margin of error of ±3%.

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Vehicle Repossession And Towing Laws In Memphis

Tennessee laws on secured transactions govern vehicle repossession laws in Tennessee. A secured transaction occurs where a consumer borrows money from a third-party creditor to finance a large purchase, such as a vehicle. The transaction is secure because the vehicle acts as collateral for the creditor’s loan pursuant to a sales contract. The creditor maintains an interest (or lien) on the vehicle that allows the creditor to repossess the vehicle in the event the consumer breaches the sales contract. The most common breach of the agreement occurs when the consumer stops making timely payments on the loan.

Default

If a consumer stops making timely payments on his car loan, he is in default. Typically, a sales contract for the purchase of a vehicle provides that the creditor can repossess the vehicle if the consumer defaults. Vehicle repossession laws in Tennessee do not require the creditor to go to court and obtain a court order to repossess the vehicle. The creditor can simply send a tow truck to pick up the vehicle so long as the repo man does it without breaching the peace. That means the repo man cannot use force or the threat of force or violate trespassing laws when seizing the vehicle.

Resale

If the creditor repossesses the vehicle, the creditor may resell the item to recover the money it lost because the consumer defaulted on the loan. In fact, if the borrower paid 60 percent or more of the loan’s principal, Tennessee law requires that the creditor resell the vehicle at public or private auction. All aspects of the sale must be commercially reasonable. That means the time, place and manner of sale must be reasonable. In other words, the creditor cannot resell a $50,000 vehicle for $5,000. If the defaulted consumer can repay all monies owed as well as any reasonable expenses incurred by the creditor as a result of the default, the consumer can redeem the vehicle and recover it subject to the terms of the sales contract.

Lions, Tigers, And Bears Running Wild In Ohio

Schools shuttered and some frightened residents said they were hunkering down in their homes as sheriff’s deputies hunted lions, tigers, leopards and grizzly bears that escaped from a preserve after the death of the owner.

Police have not yet said how Terry Thompson died, but Zanesville Mayor Howard Zwelling told CNN Wednesday that Thompson freed the animals from their pens and then shot himself. Thompson owned 48 exotic animals. About 30 to 35 of them had been found, said Muskingum County Sheriff Matt Lutz. Those that had escaped from their pens were put down.