Harris seeks court OK to defend self in Walters case
Harris asks to defend himself with a court appointed adviser after citing differences with the public defender. Judge Brandler will decide next Friday whether Harris may proceed pro se with an advisory attorney and whether to appoint a different assisting attorney. The pretrial session also addressed grand jury bias, wiretap evidence, and a ceremonial flag ritual.
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Sit-in at Brown's office seeks more mental retardation care
About 20 parents of men with mental retardation began a sit-in in Governor Brown's Sacramento office to press for more state hospital staff. They back a 1973 standard calling for higher staffing levels, costing up to 50 million, which Brown aides say is unaffordable this year. The House approved a 9.5 billion public works bill, with energy research funds, sending the measure to the Senate.
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