California Supreme Court
Feb. 26, 2008
State Death-Penalty Appeals Reform Stalls
The Judicial Council unanimously endorsed the California Supreme Court's proposal to reform the death-penalty appeal process Friday but agreed at the request of Chief Justice Ronald M. George to delay seeking a constitutional amendment for at least a year, until there is enough money to put it into action.
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SAN FRANCISCO - State budget woes have put the brakes on the California Supreme Court's proposal to reform the death-penalty appeal process.
The Judicial Council unanimously endorsed the proposal Friday, but agreed at the request of Chief Justice Ronald M. George to delay seeking a const...
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