Criminal
Mar. 16, 2007
Justices Look Past Notorious History for Inmate's Parole
SAN FRANCISCO - The 1970 killing of a Soledad prison guard touched off more than a year of racially charged violence in the San Francisco Bay Area, culminating with a bloody takeover of a Marin courthouse that left a judge dead.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The 1970 killing of a Soledad prison guard touched off more than a year of racially charged violence in the San Francisco Bay Area, culminating with a bloody takeover of a Marin courthouse that left a judge dead.
And the notoriety of the accused Soledad Brothers is also what has kept John Clutchette, who was acquitted in the priso...
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