Quadruple amputee cornhole player waives extradition hearing in fatal shooting case - AP News
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A quadruple amputee cornhole player waived extradition hearing in a fatal shooting case.
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A quadruple amputee cornhole player has waived his right to an extradition hearing in connection with a fatal shooting case. By waiving the hearing, he has agreed to be transferred to face charges in the jurisdiction where the shooting occurred, expediting the legal process. The decision eliminates a procedural step that typically allows defendants to contest being moved across state lines to stand trial. Cornhole, a competitive tossing game involving bean bags and boards, has developed a significant amateur and semi-professional following in recent years. The case will now proceed to the next phase of prosecution in the relevant court.
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