A Michigan man has been sentenced to at least 30 years in prison after killing his best friend on his wedding day following an alcohol-fuelled argument. James Shirah, 24, received the sentence on Monday in Genesee County court for the death of Terry Taylor Jr. The fatal incident occurred in Flint on August 30, 2024, after Shirah's wedding to Savanah Collier earlier that day, with celebrations continuing at a house. Prosecutors contended that Shirah had left the scene after an argument, had time to reflect, and then returned to intentionally strike Taylor, as reported by MLive.com. His defence, however, argued the crash was not intentional. Addressing the court, Shirah stated: "The only thing I can do for the rest of my life is express my apology and remorse. ... I will forever be sorry." “Mr. Shirah, I believe that you are not a criminal. You are, however, a killer,” Judge Khary Hanible said. In April, Shirah pleaded no contest to second-degree murder and other offenses.…