Former Sheriff Plans Appeal In Rape Conviction
Hackel Up For Parole In April
POSTED: 3:33 p.m. EST December 27, 2002
UPDATED: 3:42 p.m. EST December 27, 2002
Former Macomb County sheriff William Hackel is up for parole in April.
The Michigan Court of Appeals recently rejected an appeal to have his rape conviction thrown out.
Hackel (pictured, left) is currently serving a 3- to 15-year sentence for raping a woman.
Hackel's lawyers say the same woman has claimed she was assaulted by four different men over the course of her life.
Hackel plans to appeal the conviction to the Michigan Supreme Court.
The Michigan Court of Appeals recently rejected an appeal to have his rape conviction thrown out.
Hackel (pictured, left) is currently serving a 3- to 15-year sentence for raping a woman.
Hackel's lawyers say the same woman has claimed she was assaulted by four different men over the course of her life.
Hackel plans to appeal the conviction to the Michigan Supreme Court.
Previous Stories:
- January 8, 2002: Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Hackel
- August 28, 2001: $25,000 Suit Against Hackel Dropped
- April 18, 2001: Woman Suing Hackel For Distress
- February 27, 2001: Rape Victim Sues Former Sheriff, Macomb County
- July 2, 2000: Sheriff Should Pay For His Jail Stay
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