You enjoy their books and get on the waiting list for their latest release, visit their websites regularly and even sign up to receive newsletters.

And though you may not go overboard like some do with their beloved celebrities, waiting outside their homes and going through their trash to see what brand of toothpaste they buy or try to sell their retainers on E-bay, you’re none-the-less intrigued by them and have a keen and ‘ fascination with their everyday lives: how they spend their time writing, what inspires them etc.

Surveillance video caught him punching her twice in the face, leaving her unconscious and laying on the floor.

He was booked that night into the Bibb County Jail and the next day released on a special conditions bond- the special condition being that he could not contact his victim.

In the months that followed, he violated his restraining order several times, harassing her and even physically attacking her at her workplace.

(Marsy’s Law Campaign Blog, Victims’ Stories) Just days before her death, Bridgette Flowers estranged husband assaulted her at a Walmart store.

See the list below for a sampling of books and DVDs to help you get that dialogue going.

I found myself laughing quite a bit as I tried to envision some of the things I was reading.

If the authors listed here are any of your personal favorites, you’re probably already versed in everything I sincerely wished that I could include all of the authors that you’ve read and loved down through the years in this post, but it’s just not possible, instead I admonish you to check out the vast Biography collection at any of our DCPL branches where you can find many more of your favorite authors to choose from.

This is why many committed Georgians are pushing for the state to adopt its own version of Marsy’s Law to be written into the state constitution The Law is now under consideration in the Georgia State Senate, it was introduced by State Senator John F.

Kennedy (R-Macon), during the 2017 General Assembly, passing the Senate 50-4 and crossing over to the House which will consider the constitutional amendment next year. Marsy’s Law would give victims: -The right to be treated with courtesy, fairness and respect for their dignity and privacy throughout the criminal justice proceedings, -The right to receive information about their rights and the services available to crime victims.