Criminal
Sep. 27, 2016
Orange County judge rejects motion to dismiss death penalty over informant controversy
Judge John D. Conley's sentencing comes after long battles over records.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA — An Orange County judge sentenced a double murderer to death on Friday, rejecting a motion to dismiss the death penalty that was based in part on newly discovered records about informants who interacted with the defendant in jail.
Superior Court Judge John D. Conley has long been skeptical of the relevance of the Orange County informant controversy t...
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