Sparks fly in court as judge considers bail bid for man charged in Tupac Shakur killing - News Summed Up

Sparks fly in court as judge considers bail bid for man charged in Tupac Shakur killing


The article quoted Arnold calling Shakur's death a “legacy” legal case and invoking the memory of Johnnie Cochran, a defense attorney for O.J. Davis has been held in a Las Vegas jail since his arrest last September. Davis is the only person ever charged in the Shakur killing. The judge decided June 26 she wasn't convinced that Davis and Jones weren’t planning to profit. Palal said in court that a judge can set any condition deemed necessary to ensure that a defendant returns to court for trial.


Source: Hindustan Times July 24, 2024 13:09 UTC



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