Judge rejects delay in trial of sniper suspect

The trial of Washington sniper suspect John Lee Malvo will not be postponed to allow time for a mental health expert to examine him, a judge ruled.

Judge rejects delay in trial of sniper suspect
Fri, 24 Oct, 2003 - 09:47

The trial of Washington sniper suspect John Lee Malvo will not be postponed to allow time for a mental health expert to examine him, a judge ruled.

Instead, the expert will be allowed to continue evaluating Malvo during the trial, Circuit Judge Jane Marum Roush said yesterday, rejecting the prosecution’s request for a delay.

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