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: StandDown Texas Project

Willingham Court of Inquiry Update

By Steve Hall

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"Judge permits disputed Texas arson case to proceed," is Jeff Carlton's AP update, via the Victoria Advocate. A Texas judge planning to examine allegedly faulty arson evidence that led to an execution has declined to step aside from the case.Judge Charlie Baird said Thursday in his Austin courtroom that a hearing for Cameron Todd Willingham will continue.Navarro County District Attorney R. Lowell Thompson, whose office successfully prosecuted Cameron Todd Willingham in 1992, had asked Baird to remove himself and questioned his impartiality.Baird says he was persuaded by attorneys for Willingham's surviving relatives to allow hearing to continue. Earlier coverag begins with this post.

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on October 14, 2010 (boomark / email).

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