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: Grits for BreakfastNew trials in Mineola Swingers Club cases
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Judge Jack Skeen out of Tyler received a sharp-tongued benchslapping from the 14th Court of Appeals out of Houston, ordering new trials in two of the Mineola Swingers Club cases. Here's how Michael Hall from Texas Monthly described the ruling:the court ultimately based its decision on the ?numerous evidentiary errors? it found were committed by trial judge Jack Skeen. For example, Skeen refused to allow any testimony about allegations that John Cantrell, the kids? foster father, may have abused other kids. Skeen also permitted Kelly?s prosecutors to tell the jury that Mayo and Pittman had already been convicted of running the child-sex ring that Kelly was on trial for. Kelly?s attorney Thad Davidson repeatedly objected to statements made by investigators and CPS workers about what the kids had said during their investigations on the grounds that this testimony was hearsay, but Skeen repeatedly overruled the attorney...continue to full postFull post as published by Grits for Breakfast on June 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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