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: StandDown Texas ProjectFallout From Prosecutorial Misconduct
By Steve Hall
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"Judge won't drop Tarrant DA's office from Richardson capital-murder appeal," is the title of Melody McDonald's Fort Worth Star-Telegram report. A state district judge has denied an attorney?s request to recuse
the Tarrant County district attorney?s office from the appellate case
of Death Row inmate Chelsea Richardson because of allegations of
misconduct by a former prosecutor.Visiting
state District Judge Steven Herod faxed his ruling to both parties but
offered no explanation or opinion about his decision. Herod, who is
from Eastland County, has traveled to Tarrant County on several
occasions for hearings on the issue."I?m in the process of
making a decision on what action I?m going to take next," said Bob
Ford, Richardson?s appellate attorney...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on August 25, 2009 (boomark / email).
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