Summary
The California Supreme Court modifies its prior opinion in People v. Scully and denies the defendant’s petition for rehearing. The modifications correct descriptions of the number, timing, and content of newspaper articles concerning pretrial publicity; the court states that the modification does not affect the judgment.
Questions Presented
- Whether the majority opinion should be modified to correct descriptions of the number, timing, and content of newspaper articles concerning pretrial publicity.
- Whether the defendant's petition for rehearing should be granted.
Disposition
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