Fox 10 covers the Lisa Randall death penalty case is dismissed by Maricopa County Rick Romely after a reinvestigation was suggested by Arizona Criminal Lawyer David Cantor. After looking back into the case, originally pursued by former Maricopa County Attorney and current candidate for Arizona Attorney General Andrew Thomas to have Lisa put to death, Mr. Romely decided that the facts of the case did not back up the prosecutions allegations of first degree murder. KSAZ Talks about how 3 years ago the county brought up death penalty charges on a baby sitter of over 20 years. Maricopa County Attorney …
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12 News KPNX coverage of Lisa Randall Case Dismissal
July 29th, 2010
Another video of the TV coverage on last weeks Lisa Randall death penalty case dismissal by Maricopa County Attorney Rick Romely. Explanation of medical examiners change of decision about the case. Maricopa County Attorney Rick Romely questions former County Attorney’s Andrew Thomas’ decision to pursue the death penalty in this case. Arizona Criminal Attorney David Cantor explains that this was a witch hunt by the Maricopa County Prosecutor’s office.
CBS 5 KPHO coverage of Lisa Randall Case Dismissal
July 28th, 2010
More video on the TV coverage of the Lisa Randall death penalty case dismissal by Maricopa County Attorney Rick Romely last week. Arizona Criminal Lawyer David Cantor sent a letter to Rick last month requested the cases dismissal which marks the first time in 10 years that a death penalty case was dismissed in Maricopa County. KPHO Maricopa County Attorney Rick Romely explains the unanimous vote to dismiss the case.
ABC 15 KNXV Coverage of Lisa Randall Case Dismissal
July 27th, 2010
We posted last week about the dismissal of Lisa Randall’s case. This marks the first time in over 10 years that a Capital First Degree Murder Case has been dismissed by a Maricopa County Prosecutor. We have included video of the ABC 15′s TV coverage of the event below: KNXV Maricopa County Attorney Rick Romely explains why the charges were dropped.
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