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: How Appealing"Change of venue likely in Jared Loughner trial; Legal experts say the trial of the Tucson shooting suspect will probably take place outside Arizona because the tragedy has affected so many potential jurors, and judges, in the state"
Today in The San Diego Union-Tribune, Greg Moran reports that "Justice Department to fight moving Loughner case; The judge and defense lawyers are from San Diego, but a change of venue isn't certain."
The Arizona Republic reports that "Prosecutors want Arizona shooting case to stay in state; No motion has been filed asking to change venue."
And in The New York Times, Lincoln Caplan has an Editorial Notebook essay entitled "The Insanity Defense, Post-Hinckley."
Full post as published by How Appealing on January 18, 2011 (boomark / email).
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