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March 24, 2005

Prosecutor Calls Blake Jurors "Incredibly Stupid"

A case of sour grapes?  CNN Law reports that "District Attorney Steve Cooley says Robert Blake was 'guilty as sin' and the jurors who acquitted him of murder were 'incredibly stupid.'" Hat tip to CrimProf Blog.

Posted by on March 24, 2005 at 08:49 PM in Current Affairs |

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