Litigation
May 13, 2006
Judge Rejects DEA Chemist's Testimony
LOS ANGELES - A federal judge has refused to let a Drug Enforcement Administration chemist testify about how much PCP could have been made from a seized chemical, calling the proposed testimony "speculative" and "litigation-driven."
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A federal judge has refused to let a Drug Enforcement Administration chemist testify about how much PCP could have been made from a seized chemical, calling the proposed testimony "speculative" and "litigation-driven."
U.S. District Judge George H. King ruled prosecutors failed to show the chemist's testimony is...
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