Criminal
Jun. 7, 2006
Prosecution's Delay Doesn't Let Suspect Off Hook
A man accused of dangling his 2-year-old daughter off a balcony, beating up his wife and decapitating her cat will not be let off the hook just because a prosecutor delayed a hearing, the state Supreme Court held Monday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A man accused of dangling his 2-year-old daughter off a balcony, beating up his wife and decapitating her cat will not be let off the hook just because a prosecutor delayed a hearing, the state Supreme Court held Monday.
In the 4-3 ruling, Chief Justice Ronald M. George wrote for the majority that although the defendant techni...
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