The Merchant Law Firm, P.C.

Attorney Ashleigh Merchant of The Merchant Law Firm in Marietta was part of a group of legal professionals who weighed in on proposed changes to Georgia’s Rule 22, which bans or allows recording devices in the courtroom. We discuss what is going on in our blog:

One of our own, Attorney Ashleigh Merchant, offers her view of the 4-month delay in Georgia attorney Tex McIver’s murder trial. Visit our blog to learn more about the case.

http://ashleighlaw.blogspot.com//hate-and-evil-exist-when-

You can’t tell his demeanor and tone in a cold transcript. That just doesn’t come across. stated Marietta Criminal Defense Attorney, Ashleigh Merchant. The Georgia Supreme Court heard arguments whether the public may have access to copies of audio recordings of trails and hearings. http://www.myajc.com//justices-con/fVampfEtG6x0MvAtFw86KJ/

Ashleigh and John Merchant sued Douglas Court County Superior Court Judge David Emerson. http://www.dailyreportonline.com/id=1202779176311

You can’t overstate the importance of Stoddard, to both sides, said Marietta defense attorney Ashleigh Merchant, who has followed the case since the beginning. The state will attempt to immunize Stoddard before he’s cross examined, explaining that the discrepancies between testimony and reality were honest mistakes, Merchant said. Some of these things are going to be very hard to explain away, she said.... http://www.myajc.com//ross-harris-case-could-hinge-/nst9c/

Ashleigh Merchant speaks with WSB-TV about the Ross Harris trial: http://www.wsbtv.com//minute-by-minute-day-2-of-/453298632

http://www.myajc.com//charges-against-north-georgi/nrzzw/

http://www.dailyreportonline.com//Publishers-Arrest-Prompt

http://www.law.com//district-attorney-asks-to-dismiss-ind/