By Meghann Cuniff
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - An Orange County sheriff's deputy whose notes are among newly discovered information threatening to delay a death penalty sentencing likely will evoke the Fifth Amendment if called to testify, a deputy district attorney said Tuesday.
Matthew D. Murphy, lead prosecutor in a double murder conviction that's the center of the newest revelations in Orange County'...
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