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: StandDown Texas ProjectNancy Rapaport on the Hood Case
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The CCA's denial of a stay in the Charles Hood cased, based upon an secret, intimate relationship between the trial judge and prosecutor, has legal ethicists speaking out. Former University of Houston Law Dean Nancy Rapaport writes, "Outrageous! In what world is it ok for a judge and a prosecutor to sleep together while working on the same case?"Outraged? You might want to contact Governor Perry's office at
512-463-2000 and ask to speak to counsel handling the Charles Dean Hood
case.Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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