Immigration,
Criminal
May 14, 2018
Judge bats aside Steinle shooter’s defense motions
The U.S. Department of Justice’s gun possession case against the man who shot Kate Steinle appears to be on a fast track to trial after a federal judge denied both of his defense motions.
The U.S. Department of Justice's gun possession case against the man who shot Kate Steinle appears to be on a fast track to trial after a federal judge denied both of his defense motions.
Jose Ines Garcia-Zarate, a felon facing deportation for multiple violations of entering the country illegally, was acquitted in December by a San Francisco County Superior Court jury of murder charges stemming from Steinle's 2015 killing. The jury ...
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