As expected, judge denies cameras in courtroom for Delphi double-murder trial

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3 thoughts on “As expected, judge denies cameras in courtroom for Delphi double-murder trial

  1. I know nothing about this elongated judicial situation except what is reported. I have never known of ANY situation like this. Regardless of the guilt or innocence of the accused, this judge has been over the top with restricting the defense in any and everything they want to bring forth. After years of repression, this guy should have been under house arrest in his home. He’s already spent years in prison with no conviction. Her handling of this entire thing has been a disgrace. The state SC should have removed her years ago. She’s shown the judicial process and temperament of the Salem, Massachusetts ‘witch trials’. After almost a decade of maneuvering, it now resembles a clown show.

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