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: Arbitrary and CapriciousID: second chance for teen-age murderer?
By Skelly
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From the Times-News:Supreme Court to hear Johnson appeal - Bellevue convict claims '05 trial denied rightsDespite her attorney taking a vacation when he was supposed to appeal her two-count murder conviction, and despite not knowing which crime she was convicted of in the murder of her parents, Sarah Johnson - who faces two fixed life sentences - still has hope. Johnson was 16 when she was charged with shooting her parents... On May 9, the state appellate defender's office will present Johnson's appeal of her 2005 convictions to the Idaho Supreme Court...Full post as published by Arbitrary and Capricious on March 27, 2008 (boomark / email).
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