Supreme Court affirms death penalty for murder of sheriff’s deputy, criticizing lack of clarity in SCOTUS case law

The Supreme Court today affirms the death sentence in People v. Gonzalez for the 2006 murder in Long Beach of a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy. In the process, it takes a swipe at U.S. Supreme Court pronouncements on the right to confrontation.

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Supreme Court affirms death penalty for murder of sheriff’s deputy, criticizing lack of clarity in SCOTUS case law

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