Criminal
Sep. 22, 2006
Verdict Form Gives Clues for Strategies in U.S. Death Case
SANTA ANA - After the jury deadlocked on giving two kingpins of the violent Aryan Brotherhood prison gang the death penalty, a prosecutor and defense attorney agreed that the reason Tyler Davis Bingham received eight votes for a life sentence compared to only three for Barry Byron Mills was the tearful testimony of Bingham's three sons pleading for their father's life.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - After the jury deadlocked on giving two kingpins of the violent Aryan Brotherhood prison gang the death penalty, a prosecutor and defense attorney agreed that the reason Tyler Davis Bingham received eight votes for a life sentence compared to only three for Barry Byron Mills was the tearful testimony of Bingham's three sons pleading for their father's ...
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