Criminal Law Round-Up, April 19th

Bond revoked for Birmingham woman charged for murder in street racing crash after she was missing for two weeks and extradited from Georgia.
Adults arrested after police break up a Shelby County open house party with teenagers and alcohol present. 35 to 40 teens released to guardians.
Tuscaloosa reevaluating rules for bars after A-Day weekend arrests relating to guns, drugs and overcrowded bars.

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