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Diane Jennings writes, "Attonrey general defends actions in investigation of affair between judge, DA," in today's Dallas Morning News.The state's
top lawyer said Thursday that he had expected Texas courts to "step up
and do the right thing" by investigating an affair between the judge
and prosecutor in the trial of condemned killer Charles Dean Hood.
Only
when they didn't, did his office publicly intervene in a case that he
says "has called into question the integrity" of the Texas justice
system.
Attorney General Greg Abbott's unusual public comments
came as he responded to criticism in the formal court petition filed
Thursday by Mr. Hood's attorneys seeking a new trial because retired
Judge Verla Sue Holland and former Collin County District Attorney Tom
O'Connell admitted having a relationship that the defense says tainted
Mr...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 26, 2008 (boomark / email).
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