Criminal
Apr. 26, 2007
Judge Cites Virginia Killings In Mistrial of Korean-American
CHINO - In a highly unusual move, a San Bernardino County judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a Korean-American man charged with threatening two golfers with a gun, saying the Virginia Tech killings could taint the jury pool and rob him of a fair trial.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
CHINO - In a highly unusual move, a San Bernardino County judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a Korean-American man charged with threatening two golfers with a gun, saying the Virginia Tech killings could taint the jury pool and rob him of a fair trial.
Superior Court Judge Douglas M. Elwell on Monday granted a defense motion to ...
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