article_snippet: a woman made granddaughter Savannah Hardin, 9, run for three hours as punishment in 2012 .
article_snippet: Authorities claimed a woman forced Savannah to run and carry wood for hours as punishment for a lie about candy.
article_snippet: Joyce Hardin Garrard testified that a woman did run, but only as practice for races at school.
article_snippet: Prosecutors contended that Joyce Hardin Garrard refused to let Savannah stop running even after a woman was vomiting and begging for an end to the exercise.
article_snippet: In court, Garrard refused to let Savannah stop running even after the girl was vomiting and begging for an end to the exercise cited a school bus surveillance video that captured Joyce Hardin Garrard saying a woman would run a woman and teach a woman a lesson.
article_snippet: Some witnesses who testified about seeing Garrard force Savannah to run seemed more upset in recalling the scene from the stand than Joyce Hardin Garrard appeared to be, Assistant District Attorney Carol Griffith said.
article_snippet: But Defense attorney Richard Rhea urged jurors to ask why none of Some witnesses who testified about seeing Garrard force Savannah to run intervened if none of the witnesses thought the abuse was so awful that day.
highlights_snippet: Garrard admitted making the girl run, but said it was to train for school .
  
highlights_snippet: A surveillance video caught the grandmother saying Court would run the girl and teach Court a lesson .
  