California Courts of Appeal
Nov. 24, 2016
Disruptive defendant gets new trial
The 2nd District Court of Appeal awarded a new trial to a self-represented criminal defendant whose constitutional rights were infringed when he was involuntarily removed from court during trial.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The 2nd District Court of Appeal awarded a new trial to a self-represented criminal defendant whose constitutional rights were infringed when he was involuntarily removed from court after being unruly during trial.
Charged with threatening violence against a woman, defendant Rafael Ramos spoke out of turn during opening statements of his previous trial.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court ju...
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