Criminal
Aug. 7, 2017
OC judge says he has enough evidence to make decision in death penalty case
A judge overseeing an unprecedented evidence hearing in a capital case declined Friday to reopen the hearing to more witnesses amid concerns from a public defender that further evidence about jail informants in Orange County remains undiscovered.
SANTA ANA — A judge overseeing an unprecedented evidence hearing in a capital case declined Friday to reopen the hearing to more witnesses amid concerns from a public defender that further evidence about jail informants in Orange County remains undiscovered. The hearing included sharp comments from the defense and prosecution in a case the judge said “could go on forever” if he allowed it.
Judge Thomas M. Goethals said while he’s ...
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