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Rejecting 124 years of case law, the California Supreme Court held 6-1 last week that judges, not jurors, should decide the proper venue for criminal trials. The justices found that prior courts erred by equating proof of venue with proof of criminal guilt. While agreeing with the overall holding, Justice Janice Rogers Brown wrote a dissent and accused the majority of encouraging forum shopping by law enforcement officers.
January 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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