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During a sentencing hear Thursday afternoon - at which Limon was in orange prison clothes and shackled - the state indicated it may take the case to the US Supreme Court or file new charges. Under Kansas law the attorney general has 30 days to decide whether to pursue the case against Limon. When Limon's attorney was unable to immediately assure Miami County District Judge Richard Smith that he could arrange for Limon to be monitored by a qualified agency the judge ordered Limon to remain behind bars until the state made its decision. (story) Late Thursday night attorney Byron Cerrillo had completed the arrangements and Smith ordered Limon's release but under strict regulations. He is to stay with an aunt and uncle and must work on their farm. He must attend church on Sundays. If the state decides not to appeal or if no new charges are filed Limon could be freed from supervision, but if it decides to carry on the case Limon could be forced to return to jail or to post a bond. _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
