GUEST ENTRY FROM DAVID in TENNESSEE!
The ruling came down today as to who will receive a new trial in the brutal murders of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom.
Only one defendant, George Thomas will receive a new trial. Cobbins and Davidson's guilty verdicts will stand.
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Merry Christmas 2012
While I'm recovering from this upper respiratory infection, I'm working on my "20 acts of kindness" to honor the children lost in Newtown, by doing something that brings me joy: sewing.This holiday season, join me in giving a kindness to someone who isn't expecting it.
Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to you and your families.
Friday, December 7, 2012
Under the Weather
A short note to T&T readers.
On Monday, December 3rd, along with my friend Matthew McGough, I attended the swearing in ceremony of Jackie Lacey, Los Angeles County's first female and first black District Attorney. It was a very nice ceremony held at USC's Galen Center. USC is where Lacey graduated from law school.
By chance, Matthew and I saw DDA Shannon Presby who asked to sit with us. Before I had time to write up my notes on the ceremony, I started to feel under the weather. It's now Friday, and I'm in full flu mode with muscle aches, clogged sinuses, a scratchy, inflamed throat, a fluctuating temperature and clogged lungs. The sofa is where I've been spending most of this week, trying to rest.
The last time I had the flu, it developed into a form of viral-induced asthma, which left me with a horrible cough that lasted for over four months. I've never been diagnosed with asthma, but I believe with the way things are going, I am susceptible to developing the lingering deep cough again.
Unfortunately, this means I missed the Lonnie Franklin, Jr., pretrial hearing this morning, and I might also miss the next Kelly Soo Park hearing on December 11th.
I hope T&T's loyal readers will be patient with me. I'll do my best to get well as soon as possible so I can get back down at the courthouse and report on the cases you're interested in.
Sprocket.
On Monday, December 3rd, along with my friend Matthew McGough, I attended the swearing in ceremony of Jackie Lacey, Los Angeles County's first female and first black District Attorney. It was a very nice ceremony held at USC's Galen Center. USC is where Lacey graduated from law school.
By chance, Matthew and I saw DDA Shannon Presby who asked to sit with us. Before I had time to write up my notes on the ceremony, I started to feel under the weather. It's now Friday, and I'm in full flu mode with muscle aches, clogged sinuses, a scratchy, inflamed throat, a fluctuating temperature and clogged lungs. The sofa is where I've been spending most of this week, trying to rest.
The last time I had the flu, it developed into a form of viral-induced asthma, which left me with a horrible cough that lasted for over four months. I've never been diagnosed with asthma, but I believe with the way things are going, I am susceptible to developing the lingering deep cough again.
Unfortunately, this means I missed the Lonnie Franklin, Jr., pretrial hearing this morning, and I might also miss the next Kelly Soo Park hearing on December 11th.
I hope T&T's loyal readers will be patient with me. I'll do my best to get well as soon as possible so I can get back down at the courthouse and report on the cases you're interested in.
Sprocket.
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