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Mark Bennett | October 16, 2008

Over at Women in Crime Ink, Katherine Scardino (one of Houston’s leading criminal defense lawyers) writes about the reversal of Robert Fratta’s death-penalty conviction by Judge Melinda Harmon of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas. (Via Grits for Breakfast.)
Guidry, Prystash, and Fratta were all charged with the murder of Fratta’s wife. [...]

Category: Confrontation Clause, appeals, capital murder | 2 Comments »
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