A New
Jersey detective was acquitted in a racially-charged case in Annapolis,
Maryland. The detective was accused of
fatally shooting a man after a road-rage incident. Joseph Walker was acquitted on Wednesday
after 6 hours of deliberation. Claims of
prosecutorial misconduct, and the withholding of “Brady Evidence” permeated the
case (but is no longer an issue due to the “not guilty” verdict). Mr. Walker was represented by Charles
Curlett. Coverage of the trial can be
read here: http://www.nj.com/jjournal-news/index.ssf/2014/07/hudson_county_prosecutors_offi_1.html
(Note-- Mr. Curlett was a recently a guest on "Wallach On Law" -- http://www.blogtalkradio.com/wallachlaw/2014/06/09/wallach-on-law-featuring--charles-n-curlett-jr-peter-mills)
(Note-- Mr. Curlett was a recently a guest on "Wallach On Law" -- http://www.blogtalkradio.com/wallachlaw/2014/06/09/wallach-on-law-featuring--charles-n-curlett-jr-peter-mills)
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