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StreetUnitMike

11-07-2006, 03:53 PM

LNO Memorial Show
Date: November 11th
Location: Central Florida Fairgrounds
Orlando, FL

to be covered by hotridesmag.com

I don't really have anymore information on this show, so if anyone does please add!

Maybe we'll get a group together to go!

orgspd2003

11-07-2006, 08:01 PM

it is a one day show this year. was a good show last year. my friend won a set of rims for raffle. decent trophies for all classes. hardcorminis.net
http://hardcoreminis.net/images/Hardcore-2006-LNO-B.jpg (http://hardcoreminis.net/index.htm)
http://hardcoreminis.net/images/Hardcore-2006-LNO-F2.jpg (http://hardcoreminis.net/index.htm)
LNO 2006 Class List

Trucks

Domestic 1st – 3rd in each Conservative, Mild & Wild
Import 1st – 3rd in each Conservative, Mild & Wild
Midsize 1st – 3rd in each Mild & Wild
Full Size 1st – 3rd in each Mild & Wild
Cars

Import, 2-door 1st – 3rd in each Conservative, Mild & Wild
Import, 4-door 1st – 3rd in each Conservative, Mild & Wild
Domestic, 2-door 1st – 3rd in each Mild & Wild
Domestic, 4-door 1st – 3rd in each Mild & Wild
Other

SUV 1st – 3rd in each Mild & Wild
PT Cruiser/Scion 1st – 3rd in each Mild & Wild
Lowrider Car (http://www.streetunitforum.com/) or Truck 1st – 3rd in each Mild & Wild
4X4 1st – 3rd in each Mild & Wild
Classics 1st – 3rd
Bicycles 1st – 3rd
Ladies Car or Truck 1st – 3rd
Motorcycles 1st – 3rd
Under Construction 1st – 3rd

Best Ofs

Motor
Interior
Paint
Suspension/Undercarriage
Car
Truck
Club Participation
Oliver’s Choice

stevEvo8

11-07-2006, 09:11 PM

I wouldnt mind going to roll out there. Does anyone know if the proceedes go to any charity etc??

StreetUnitMike

11-07-2006, 09:23 PM

I may go, maybe you matt and i get a get a group to roll up there.

stevEvo8

11-08-2006, 08:42 AM

Well Id like to go and get a group to roll out there. Im not showing or anything but Id like to show my support. I dont know how many people actually know what this show is about. Google Larry Neal Oliver and you will see why this is a good show to support.

I have attached one link

http://www.fadp.org/news/os-20051229(2)/os-20051229(2).htm

orgspd2003

11-08-2006, 04:38 PM

The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday gave convicted killer Jermaine "Bugsy" LeBron a chance to leave death row when, for the second time, it ordered a new sentencing hearing because of what it called an error by the trial judge.

LeBron, 30, was convicted of the November 1995 shotgun murder of Larry Neal Oliver Jr., 22, a Belle Isle man prosecutors say was killed for the customized red pickup he worked two jobs to keep up.

The case generated so much publicity in Central Florida that the original trial in October 1997 -- which ended in a mistrial -- and a second trial, in which he was convicted in February 1998, were moved to Pinellas County.

Thursday's ruling nullified the death sentence Chief Orange-Osceola Circuit Judge Belvin Perry handed down in August 2002. Perry also sentenced LeBron to death in 1998, but the state Supreme Court ordered a new sentencing hearing.

The jury's vote for death was 7-5 both times.

The justices determined that testimony from a Kissimmee police sergeant about a second shotgun attack in 1995 for which LeBron was convicted should not have been admitted because it prejudiced the jury.

Oliver's mother, Rebecca, said Thursday's ruling hit the family hard.

If there is another sentencing hearing, Rebecca Oliver said, she plans to be there to represent her son.

Whatever the outcome, she said, she and her husband, Larry Neal Oliver Sr., will accept it and continue to keep their son's memory alive through such events as an annual Orlando truck show named for him.

"We just pray about it and say, 'Lord, do what you think is the right thing,' " said Rebecca Oliver, who now lives in South Carolina.

Danielle Tavernier, a spokeswoman for the Orange-Osceola State Attorney's Office, said no decision has been made on whether to seek the death penalty again.

First, the Florida Attorney General's Office, which handles appeals for the state, has 15 days to decide whether it will ask the Supreme Court to hear the case again, said Carolyn Snurkowski, assistant deputy attorney general for criminal appeals.

The best LeBron can hope for, said his attorney, Robert Norgard, is life in prison because the Supreme Court did not void LeBron's first-degree murder conviction.

"To have somebody go from being on death row to having a life sentence is major," said Norgard of Bartow. "I mean, neither option is attractive to the individual. [But] the difference between spending your life in prison and dying is very significant."

The Supreme Court ruling acknowledged "unusual problems" with the LeBron case. Rather than simply voting on LeBron's guilt or innocence, the jury that convicted him was told to make additional findings of fact.

The trial jury found that LeBron was not the person who shot Oliver at a Buenaventura Lakes house where LeBron lived with several other people and that he did not possess a gun during the shooting. However, they also found him guilty of murder.

"Seldom does this Court review capital cases in which the guilt phase produces such specific, and seemingly inconsistent, verdicts," the court wrote in its 5-1 ruling.

The Supreme Court instructed the trial court not to allow any evidence during a resentencing hearing that would indicate LeBron actually shot Oliver, including testimony from a detective who at the 2002 sentencing hearing said LeBron had confessed.

"We are simply mandating that the trial court fulfill its capacity as the guardian of the constitutional rights accorded every criminal defendant in this state," the opinion reads.

Justice Peggy Quince dissented, writing that the Oliver murder and the second shotgun attack were not similar enough to create a prejudicial effect. Justice Charles Wells recused himself.

Boostd 3

11-08-2006, 07:45 PM

Doubt it. Gotta work unless it's late.