When I heard yesterday that the jury in the trial of Allen Andrade, the man charged with murdering Angie Zapata, had reached a verdict in less than two hours, I was hopeful, since a quick verdict usually means that the prosecution’s evidence was so overwhelming that the jury saw no need for extended discussion. [...]
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Why the Jury Had No Trouble Convicting Angie Zapata’s Murderer
Posted in Hate Crimes, News, law, tagged Allen Andrade, Angie Zapata, hate crime, Transgender on April 23, 2009 | 13 Comments »
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