Cal.Sup.Ct.;
S151362
The California Supreme Court denied a petition for writ of habeas corpus. The court held that a juror’s denial of any misconduct, coupled with the failing memory of the only witness to the alleged misconduct, defeated the defendant’s contention that the penalty verdict in his 22-year old case was tainted by misconduct.
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