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"Prosecutors oppose 'imperfect self-defense' for Roeder"

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"Prosecutors oppose 'imperfect self-defense' for Roeder": The Wichita Eagle contains this article today, along with an article headlined "Tiller's wife opposes subpoena."

The Kansas City Star reports today that "Roeder trial delayed as judge's decision debated."

The New York Times contains an article headlined "Delay in Trial for Abortion Doctor Killing."

And The Christian Science Monitor contains an article headlined "'Necessity' defense: Did abortion doctor need to die? Scott Roeder insists he was justified in killing an abortion doctor because it prevented more abortions; His lawyers argue they should be allowed to use the so-called necessity defense; Jury selection is expected to take place this week."

Full post as published by How Appealing on January 12, 2010 (boomark / email).

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