Marin DA Edward Berberian says he will personally prosecute a defendant he first convicted more than 20 years ago. A federal magistrate granted a habeas petition, based in part on evidence Berberian didn't tell his expert psychiatrist.
October 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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It never occurred to Marin County District Attorney Edward Berberian Jr. that a murder case he successfully prosecuted 23 years ago would come back to life.
But now that the defendant has won a federal habeas writ, Berberian is willing to take the case to trial once again.
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