Litigation
May 17, 2016
OC death penalty sentencing delayed because of informant controversy
Superior Court Judge John D. Conley delayed the death penalty sentencing of the convicted double murderer whose case is at the center of a jailhouse informant controversy in Orange County.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - Superior Court Judge John D. Conley on Friday delayed the death penalty sentencing of the convicted double murderer whose case is at the center of a jailhouse informant controversy in Orange County.
Conley indicated he likely won't be willing to take the death penalty off the table, however, repeating an observation he's made throughout the hearing regar...
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