Posted on 11/30/2005 4:25:43 PM PST by SmithL
SAN FRANCISCO -- Crips co-founder Stanley Tookie Williams moved one step closer to the death chamber Wednesday when the California Supreme Court refused to reopen his case and halt the state's highest profile execution since the death penalty was reinstated.
Williams, in a last-ditch legal move, alleged that shoddy forensic testing and other errors may have wrongly sent him to San Quentin State Prison, where he is scheduled to die by lethal injection Dec. 13.
His lawyers asked that justices allow the re-examination of evidence that showed a shotgun registered to Williams was used to kill three people during a Pico Rivera motel robbery in 1979. They said the ballistics evidence was based on "junk science."
State prosecutors argued there was no legal basis to reopen the case. Allegations about the forensic shotgun evidence were "based upon innuendo, supposition and the patent bias of his purported expert, not upon allegations of fact,"
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Those thugs who trashed the liqour stores didn't hit Whitey,they hit Yemeni!
"yes,African Americans are enemies of the State"
You ARE being sarcastic here,right?
"His NEW gang will be the Crisps."
Ha haaa! Very good.
"Mark my words, if this guys fries, LA will burn (again)."
I've been thinking the same ever since Snoop Doggy Dog Poo said he inspires the masses in reference to the guy on death row. I took that as a veiled threat.
<< If history holds, they'll burn their own neighborhoods. I guess it won't be considered a problem unless they move to Brentwood or Beverly Hills. >>
Not even if they came behind the entire Mexicant army.
(Denny Crane: "I Don't Want To Socialize With A Pinko Liberal Democrat Commie.Say What You Like About Republicans. We Stick To Our Convictions. Even When We Know We're Dead Wrong.")
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