Litigation
Mar. 23, 2013
Two murder convictions vacated in Los Angeles
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has vacated the convictions of two inmates convicted of murder, ruling that the prosecutor suppressed evidence in the trial that could have exonerated the defendants.
By Emily Green
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge has vacated the convictions of two inmates convicted of murder, ruling that the detectives suppressed evidence in the trial that could have exonerated the defendants.
Judge Cynthia Rayvis vacated the 31-year-old murder sentences of Terrence Prince and Edward Charles Williams. Prince, who is serving life without the possibility of parole, is sti...
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