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November 5, 2007
More Breaking News
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals has affirmed the six murder convictions of John Allen Muhammad in a 152 page opinion. The court rejects the contention that "cumulative non-error" by the prosecutor amounts to anything, saying it is the prosecutor's job to prejudice the defendant--"The ultimate prejudice is the conviction"--so long as the prosecutor operates within the bounds of the law.
The court's conclusion: " Jack the Ripper has never yet been brought to justice. The Beltway snipers have been." (Mike Frisch)
November 5, 2007 in Law & Society | Permalink
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