Supreme Court weighs lawyers actions in two death row cases
The justices weigh whether defense counsel failures violated rights in a 1999 Stokes murder case and a Louisiana trial of James Tyler. In Tyler’s case, counsel conceded guilt and failed to challenge eyewitness accounts, while in Stokes, prosecutors relied on earlier testimony and defense missteps reportedly affected representation. Word could come Monday on whether to hear both petitions.
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New York City remains on pace for a near record low shootings with 942 incidents through December 4 and 313 killings, as police credit data collection and forensic work for targeting a small number of offenders. Officials acknowledge results may reflect broader factors, including overall crime trends and reduced arrests.
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