Hearing Wed - June 18 - Prosecutor wants Judge to

From:    "SF-8 case" <cdhrsupport@freedomarchives.org>
Date:    Wed, June 11, 2008

The prosecutor in the San Francisco 8 case will ask Judge Moscone to
reconsider his order to transfer Herman Bell and Jalil Muntaqim back
to New York for their parole hearings. California State Attorney
Druliner is requesting a reversal of an arrangement that took several
meetings and two court hearings to work out, ultimately resulting in
a judicial order that was filed weeks ago.

In the meantime both men have been preparing for their parole
appearances in New York.

The hearing which will consider the state's motion to reconsider will
be heard on Wednesday, June 18th at 9:30 am at 850 Bryant Street in
San Francisco.

Also scheduled for next Wednesday, June 18th and Thursday the 19th
will be the first of several conditional examinations of prosecution
witnesses that are either old or in poor health. The witness
scheduled is Gus Coreris who is a former SF homicide inspector and
was one of the first people at the scene at the Ingleside police
station in 1971.

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