10 Quotes by Kim Norris

We're hopeful the court would agree with what our argument has been all along: The judges advising these individuals in court or not, reminding them either way, does not remove the fact of the law.

If they promised to protect the information in a certain manner, those are the kinds of issues we'll look at. We're working on that right now.

Joseph Clark went on a brutal crime spree, killing two people and seriously injuring another. The courts have appropriately reviewed this case and upheld his just sentence and conviction.

We got a warrant to obtain documents and records and see if there is any Medicaid fraud, and this company produces wheelchairs and walkers.

We believe this is vital to protecting mothers who use these facilities.

The specific argument we were making is now moot.

That tends to be a common argument that is raised in capital cases, and we will continue to defend this case before the 6th Circuit.

It's premature to say whether there will be grounds for possible breach of contract. We have not precluded any new civil action on behalf of our clients if the facts warrant it.

The attorney general recognizes that as the most severe punishment the state can inflict for a crime, capital punishment requires an extraordinary degree of comprehensive due process.