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: StandDown Texas ProjectLithwick on the Hood Case
By Steve Hall
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Her latest Newsweek column is online, "Courtly Love: Why an affair fails the 'ick' test." It's a must-read.Hood has already been granted a new sentencing hearing because the
Texas appeals court has acknowledged that the jury instructions were
improper, but prosecutors say they will again seek the death penalty. In
any event, resentencing Hood doesn't resolve the fundamental problem
with the case. The issue here is whether any reasonable person would
believe that a criminal trial at which one's prosecutor and judge are
secretly in love could ever be fair. And that's the issue the courts
keep refusing to address.Last year the Supreme Court handed down a blockbuster
opinion in Caperton v. Massey, a case testing whether a justice
on West Virginia's highest court should have recused himself from
hearing an appeal in which one of the parties?Don Blankenship of A...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on April 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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