Mr. Jerry Markon

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  Published on: 8/2/2008    Last Visited: 8/3/2008  

  - Jerry Markon, Washington Post
  
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  Jerry MarkonWashington Post
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  Washington Post staff writer Jerry Markon was online Friday, Aug. 17 at 11 a.m. ET to discuss his story
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  Jerry Markon: Good morning everyone.Thanks for chatting.
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  Jerry Markon: Yes!
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  Jerry Markon: Sorry for the delay.Had a technical problem :)
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  Jerry Markon: As I just wrote, I can't comment on that any further than what was in today's story.Sorry.
  
  D.C.: Don't know if you can answer, but what is the medical status of the surviving passenger in the crash?
  
  Jerry Markon: We haven't heard any more about her medical status since the day of the accident.I believe she was released that day.And, not surprisingly, I am told she is still very traumatized and wasn't able to provide much help in the investigation.
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  Jerry Markon: This is a very interesting question for debate, and one we tried to touch on in today's story.
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  Jerry Markon: I'm very sorry for your loss -- and, of course, for the families of all the victims of this terrible Beltway crash.But I'm not sure that the other families are "piling on" the driver.One family member blamed the driver when the news first came out that she had a blood-alcohol level above .02.
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  Jerry Markon: I'm sorry, but I have to politely -- and completely -- disagree.
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  Jerry Markon: Again, we don't know that any of the other girls were drinking.
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  Jerry Markon: Who is criticizing the Fairfax police?
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  Jerry Markon: Police and other authorities -- and many other people -- are very very concerned about this problem.
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  Jerry Markon: I think they tend to define alcohol-related as alcohol being a "factor" in a crash -- as they did here.
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  Jerry Markon: I don't think anyone would question that Virginia is tough on drunk driving, especially underage drinking and driving -- especially with what we now know about the State Police position.

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  Washington Post reporter Jerry Markon attended one of the rare public hearings in the al-Timimi case and reported the judge called the factual error "a mess" but indicated it probably would not affect Moussaoui's guilty plea or life prison term.

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  Published on: 12/16/2007    Last Visited: 12/16/2007  

  By JERRY MARKON, The Washington Post

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  Published on: 7/18/2008    Last Visited: 7/19/2008  

  - Del Quentin Wilber,Jerry Markon, Washington Post

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  Published on: 8/17/2007    Last Visited: 8/17/2007  

  By Jerry MarkonWashington Post Staff Writer
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  A George Mason University student had a blood alcohol level of .14 when she drove her convertible into the path of a tractor-trailer on a Capital Beltway ramp, killing herself and three friends, and she had been convicted of drinking and driving a year earlier, according to sources and court documents.
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  Washington Post staff writer Jerry Markon discusses the role alcohol played in the car crash that killed four Virginia women and how those findings could impact the state's drinking-and-driving laws.

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  December 15, 2007, Jerry Markon, Washington Post

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  A spokesman for Virginia's attorney general told Washington Post writer Jerry Markon "he is ,confident that the 4th Circuit will follow the lead of the Supreme Court.Atty. Gen.Robert McDonnell (R) "applauded the Supreme Court decision last week," writes Mr. Markon, "and said it ,recognizes the dignity of human life.'"
  
  The Post reporter interviewed a professor of constitutional law at the University of North Carolina, Michael Gerhardt, who said the new "Supreme Court decision increases the chances of a 4th Circuit reversal but that it ,may not definitively determine the outcome.' He said the 4th Circuit could order a lower court to hold hearings," writes Mr. Markon, "on how the Virginia law would be enforced.

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  Published on: 11/21/2007    Last Visited: 11/21/2007  

  By Jerry MarkonWashington Post Staff Writer
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  A federal judge criticized the government's secrecy yesterday in the case of a prominent Muslim spiritual leader from Fairfax County who was convicted on terrorism charges, and she threatened to grant a new trial if the government doesn't share information about the Bush administration's terrorist surveillance program.

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  Published on: 11/19/2007    Last Visited: 11/19/2007  

  By Jerry MarkonWashington Post Staff Writer
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  It occurred to Melis N. Anahtar's family that she might have a future in science when she began building robots and little toy cars, using plain blocks and then invention kits.
  
  She was in second grade.

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