The first ruling Connecticut Judge Maureen D. Dennis makes in the Martha Moxley murder case is bound to cause a stir. Dennis postponed defendant Michael Skakel's arraignment from Feb. 8 to March 14 to give her time to decide whether to allow the media access to the juvenile court proceedings. Dennis is proceeding cautiously, but neither the state nor the defendant has objected to cameras in the courtroom.
February 12, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The first ruling Stamford, Conn., Juvenile Matters Judge Maureen D. Dennis makes in the Martha Moxley murder case is bound to cause a stir.
Dennis postponed defendant Michael Skakel’s arraignment from Feb. 8 to March 14 to give her time to decide whether to allow the media access to the juvenile court proceedings.
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