#USA#BreakingNews#News
Jose Carlos Fajardo/staff archives
In a decision that judges across the state can use for guidance in similar cases, a California appeals court sided against the Contra Costa Superior Court, seen above at the Wakefield Taylor Courthouse in Martinez, and in favor of a defendant who contended that his right to a speedy preliminary hearing was denied last March during the COVID-19 statewide shutdown of the courts system.Paea Tasini, 46, of Elk Grove, thought he was helping police arrest the shooter in a cold case murder, but he ended up getting himself in trouble.
Originally published at Nate Gartrell