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The Contra Costa County public defender's office wants to block Superior Court Judge Cheryl Mills from hearing criminal cases, alleging she has shown a pattern of bias against the defense in several cases. The judge -- who has been on the bench for just one year -- demonstrates a "systematic bias" against the defense, court papers filed by the PD's office say. In court papers filed Dec. 22, Mills disputed the allegations and wrote that court transcripts show she ruled lawfully and didn't favor either side.
January 07, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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