When a three-judge 9th Circuit panel recently conducted an oral argument on death row inmate Kevin Cooper's challenge to his conviction and sentence, none of the judges was physically present in San Francisco where the argument was taking place. This turn of events, an apparent first for the court, caused the circuit's chief judge to sound the alarm. But appellate litigator Howard J. Bashman writes that there's no cause for concern.
January 22, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Henry Weinstein, who covers the 9th Circuit for The Los Angeles Times, reported last week that when a three-judge 9th Circuit panel recently conducted another oral argument on death row inmate Kevin Cooper’s challenge to his conviction and sentence, none of the three appellate judges was physically present in San Francisco where the oral argument was taking place.
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