Appellate Practice
Sep. 25, 2002
Court Grants New Murder Trial, Cites Error
LOS ANGELES - Juror No. 5 didn't think the murder defendant was guilty. After reviewing the evidence and talking with his fellow jurors, Juror No. 5 just wasn't convinced the defendant, Roderick Terrell Barber, had shot Darrien Mays in the chest four times in Mays' Long Beach apartment. He was the lone holdout on the deadlocked jury.
After reviewing the evidence and talking with his fellow jurors, Juror No. 5 just wasn't convinced the defendant, Roderick Terrell Barber, had shot Darrien Mays in the chest four times in Mays' Long Beach apartment...
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