California Supreme Court weighs first death penalty case
In Sacramento the California Supreme Court accepts written briefs for its first death penalty appeal under the 1974 law. The case involves the 1974 Mojave River killings of Lorie Dickerson and Robert Nyberg near Victorville. Bernard and Peterson face the death penalty, with further briefs expected as the court's stance remains uncertain.
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SLA trial set in Sacramento for Foster killing
Sacramento Superior Court Judge Elvin Sheehy denied moving the murder trial of two SLA members Joseph Remiro and Russell Little to Los Angeles. The defendants, ages 28 and 25, face charges in the 1978 cyanide-bullet murder of Oakland school Supt Marcus Foster claimed by the SLA.
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Woodland man found guilty on murder and kidnapping charges
A Woodland man was convicted on three counts of murdering the Willows family and five counts of kidnapping for robbery. John Wayne Card faces a possible death penalty for first degree murder as jurors consider sentencing after the month long trial.
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