Marriage licenses filed at the Williamson County Courthouse Nov. 13-Dec. 10

DUI dispositions filed in Williamson County Circuit Court

Williamson County Circuit Judge John Speroni heard arguments Wednesday afternoon on a temporary restraining order to halt the 1-percent school construction sales tax until the new year while a lawsuit against the tax proceeds. Speroni will later rule on the restraining order.

A Marion man found not guilty of murder due to insanity will still spend time in treatment as determined after an evaluation.

Pending the return of more discovery and a mental health exam, Herrin teen Karrae Starr will go to trial in mid-January.

A trial date of Jan. 13, 2009, was set for Marion resident Harry L. Schauf Monday morning in Williamson County Circuit Court.

The Christopher man charged with crashing into the rear of a Williamson County Sheriff Deputy’s patrol car on Halloween night made his first appearance in court Thursday.

Former Marion Carnegie Library employee Blair Mayfield was sentenced to seven years in the Department of Corrections Monday for criminal sexual assault.

Williamson County Sheriff Tom Cundiff announced the arrest of Edwin R. Jimenez, 49 of Marion, for burglarizing Spillertown Baptist Church in Sept. 2007.

Trial proceedings for the man charged with stabbing Andrea Heiken to death earlier this year were put on hold Monday in Williamson County Circuit Court as the state and defense await pieces of information.

Marion Police records from late Nov. are listed below.

Marion resident Harry L. Schauf, who wounded his wife and a police officer in a late-September standoff at his home, awaits further medical testing which may not be allowed to take place out-of-state.

Expensive analysis performed for Herrin resident Peter Kerrigan will stop and a trial date will likely be set for the man accused of shaking 22-month-old Brynded Gibson to death in 2006.

Prosecution and the defense in the case of a Herrin teen charged with first-degree murder await an evaluation before the case continues.

The Williamson County Sheriff's Department reported six vehicle accidents over the weekend, with two people cited for driving under the influence of alcohol.