Annual Awards to Go to Among Others, San Jose Mercury News for 'Tainted Trials, Stolen Justice' Series
U.S. Newswire, May, 2006
SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 3 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The California Public Defenders Association honored a number of individuals at its recent annual convention in Southern California on Friday April 29th, including San Jose Mercury News' editor Susan Goldberg and staff writer Fredric N. Tulsky for their criminal justice series published earlier this year entitled "Tainted Trials, Stolen Justice," examined 727 criminal cases in Santa Clara County over a five-year period that raised issues of wrongful convictions, allegations of unfairness and misconduct by criminal justice professions and judges, and appellate justices.
The 4,000 member defense attorney organization hosted its annual convention in Palm Springs, California, and other annual awards presented included the following from...
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