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: StandDown Texas ProjectMore Rick Casey Commentary on Hood
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His latest Houston Chronicle column is, "Judge sat out an alleged lover's case."It's not as though Judge Verla Sue Holland never recused herself
from a case involving her alleged ex-lover, former Collin County
District Attorney Tom O'Connell.
She did at least one time while sitting on the Texas Court of
Criminal Appeals, the state's highest court for criminal matters and
the very court that is embroiled in the current controversy over the
alleged relationship between the former judge and the former DA.
Lawyers for convicted murderer Charles Dean Hood last week asked the
Court of Criminal Appeals to stay his execution, which was to take
place Tuesday evening. The defense attorneys had obtained an affidavit
from a former prosecutor who worked in O'Connell's office at the time
of Hood's 1990 trial stating that it was well known that O'Connell and
Holland, who played a major role in the trial, were involved in a
long-running romance at the time...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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