Appellate Practice
Nov. 4, 1999
Appellate Panel Unlikely to Speed Habeas
SAN FRANCISCO - What appeared to be a less than sympathetic panel of federal appellate judges sharply questioned a state prosecutor Tuesday about whether California's rules of court qualify the state for speeded-up treatment of hundreds of death penalty appeals under a 1996 federal reform law.
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