The Eleventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected a challenge from a drug defendant who said his case shouldn’t have gone before a federal judge who was under investigation for drug crimes himself.
U.S. District Judge Jack Camp declared a mistrial in Rolando Martinez’s 2010 case when the jury deadlocked, a day before Camp was arrested on drug charges that ended his career on the bench and led to a brief prison sentence.
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