Judges switch roles: Dems uphold drug conviction, Rep says it was entrapment
As unpredictable as the courts may be, one thing you can usually count on is that Republican judicial appointeees are more likely than Democrats to side with the prosecution in criminal cases and vote to uphold convictions. Usually. But not always. When a panel of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco voted 2-1 Monday to uphold a drug conviction based on a government sting operation in Arizona, the majority consisted of Democratic appointees, who said the defendant had “readily... Читать дальше...
