Environmental & Energy,
Criminal
Jun. 26, 2018
Judge interviews juror who spoke with deputy attorney general
Monday’s proceedings in the criminal negligence trial over a 2015 oil spill on Refugio State Beach were marked by multiple overruled objections, the judge questioning the relevance of the prosecutions’ questions, the defense declining to cross-examine witnesses at the end of the day, and a hearing to probe a deputy attorney general’s conversation with a juror.
SANTA BARBARA — Monday’s proceedings in the criminal negligence trial over a 2015 oil spill on Refugio State Beach were marked by multiple overruled objections, the judge questioning the relevance of the prosecutions’ questions, the defense declining to cross-examine witnesses at the end of the day, and a hearing to probe a deputy attorney general’s conversation with a juror.
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