‘Conscious Disregard,’ ‘Reckless Indifference’ Are Distinctive Concepts, C.A.’s Majority Declares
Three justices in Div. Eight of the Court of Appeal for this district were in agreement, in opinions filed yesterday, that resentencing was properly denied to a man who participated in the fatal beating of a member of a rival gang, but Justice John Shepard Wiley Jr., in a concurring opinion, maintained that his colleagues used two phrases as if they had discrete meanings when, as a practical matter, there’s no difference between them.
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