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In a blistering opinion by Chief Justice Ronald George, the California Supreme Court narrowly voted Thursday to reverse a death sentence in a chilling 1990 murder case because the trial judge "tainted" the penalty phase when he dismissed a prospective juror. George's 4-3 majority opinion sharply criticized now-retired Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Richard Kalustian, calling the dismissal "inexplicable and disappointing."
September 02, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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