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That's the title of today's Dallas Morning News editorial. LINK The Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals was right to delay today's scheduled
execution of Charles Dean Hood. The justices cited questionable jury
instructions, but the most troubling issue goes far beyond that.
New revelations of a long-standing sexual relationship between the
trial judge and the prosecutor should be scrutinized thoroughly for
their impact on the Hood trial and on other criminal matters out of
Collin County.
Give credit
to state District Judge Greg Brewer for his sense of responsibility in
ordering sworn depositions of the now-retired Judge Verla Sue Holland
and District Attorney Tom O'Connell.
Although critics
accuse the defense team of grasping at straws to save Mr...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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