A jury convicted Darryl Shirley of burglarizing an unoccupied house and grabbing $80 from a Subway sandwich shop’s cash register in 2005. No weapons were

Opening the Courtroom Door
A jury convicted Darryl Shirley of burglarizing an unoccupied house and grabbing $80 from a Subway sandwich shop’s cash register in 2005. No weapons were
What was to be a major challenge to the constitutionality of the decade-long delays in carrying out California’s death penalty turned into a procedural quagmire
Failure to disclose to jurors a secret prosecution deal with a key witness has prompted reversal of one of two murder convictions in the gruesome
Two men convicted of killing a Brinks Armored car guard during a Berkeley robbery have one a federal appeals court’s reconsideration of their claims that
A trial judge’s single wrong word at the opening of a sex crime trial in 2006 has resulted in an order for a new trial
Brothers Roger and Robert Murray must face execution in Arizona for the 1991 double murder of the owners of the store and restaurant in rural