Judges and Judiciary
Oct. 14, 2006
Court Demands State's Reason for Refusing Parole to Pro Per
SAN FRANCISCO - Taking another poke at parole authorities who rarely allow murderers out of prison, the California Supreme Court is questioning the Schwarzenegger administration's refusal to release a Los Angeles woman who has spent 15 years behind bars for her participation in an execution-style slaying of her former roommate.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Taking another poke at parole authorities who rarely allow murderers out of prison, the California Supreme Court is questioning the Schwarzenegger administration's refusal to release a Los Angeles woman who has spent 15 years behind bars for her participation in an execution-style slaying of her former roommate.
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