In the criminal saga of Susan Polk, one California murder case was put on hold Monday while another was just getting started. Contra Costa County Superior Court Judge Laurel Brady dismissed the jury and declared a mistrial in the case of Polk, who is accused of murdering her husband, after the wife of her attorney, Daniel Horowitz, was found dead over the weekend. Some observers lauded the judge's decision, saying it would be difficult for Horowitz to continue his role in the Polk trial.
October 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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In the criminal saga of Susan Polk, one murder case was put on hold Monday while another was just getting started.
Contra Costa County Superior Court Judge Laurel Brady dismissed the jury and declared a mistrial in the trial of Polk, who is accused of murdering her husband, after the wife of her attorney, Daniel Horowitz, was found dead over the weekend. A new trial is scheduled for Dec. 2.
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