Despite a probable "miscarriage of justice" in a child assault case, Eastern District Judge Jack Weinstein said the law requires him to dismiss a habeas corpus petition he granted last year.
April 20, 2016 at 11:00 AM
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Despite a probable “miscarriage of justice” in a child assault case, a federal judge said the law requires him to dismiss a habeas corpus petition he granted last year.
“Though it would if it could, this court can grant petitioner no relief,” Eastern District Judge Jack Weinstein held Monday.
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