Ruling by
Kim G. DunningLower Court
Los Angeles County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Allen J. Webster Jr.
Defendant's refusal to testify is sufficient to make defendant accessory after the fact to crime where defendant has duty to testify and intent to assist the perpetrator in avoiding punishment, trial, arrest, or conviction.
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