Law Practice
Aug. 2, 2005
Jury Will Decide Actual Innocence
LOS ANGELES - A state appeals court has ruled that a convicted criminal defendant granted a new trial and later acquitted has the right to have his or her actual innocence determined by a jury, not simply the judge, in any subsequent legal malpractice case.
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