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A unanimous California Supreme Court asked the state Wednesday to defend a death judgment won by a deputy attorney general who allegedly wooed a juror with booze and cash in an effort to buy her vote. The court's order to show cause came in the habeas corpus case of Curtis Floyd Price, sentenced on July 10, 1986, for the 1983 murders of Richard Barnes and Elizabeth Hickey.
December 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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