Criminal
Aug. 21, 2007
No Death-Penalty Wins So Far In Aryan Brotherhood Cases
SANTA ANA - When federal prosecutors unveiled their sweeping indictment of 40 Aryan Brotherhood members and associates in 2002, 18 of the defendants faced the possibility of the death penalty.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - When federal prosecutors unveiled their sweeping indictment of 40 Aryan Brotherhood members and associates in 2002, 18 of the defendants faced the possibility of the death penalty.
But five years and four trials later, prosecutors have yet to win a single death sentence.
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