Government
May 14, 2010
Panel: Prisoner Entitled to Parole
A man who shot and killed a security guard in an attempted robbery of an adult bookstore is entitled to parole, a unanimous state appellate panel ruled Wednesday in an opinion that criticized an earlier decision by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger denying parole.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A man who shot and killed a security guard in an attempted robbery of an adult bookstore is entitled to parole, a unanimous state appellate panel ruled Wednesday in an opinion that criticized an earlier decision by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger denying parole.
Joseph Calderon was sentenced to 18 years to life after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in 1994. While i...
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