By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer SACRAMENTO - Within months of taking the bench in 2007, Judge Stacy Boulware Eurie presided over a murder trial so complicated that the proceedings required color-coding. Red was for one jury, green for a second and blue for a third, assigned to each of three defendants because of incriminating statements they'd made against each other. Colors allowed for tight choreography - helping prevent juro... (continued)
Daily Journal Staff Writer SACRAMENTO - Within months of taking the bench in 2007, Judge Stacy Boulware Eurie presided over a murder trial so complicated that the proceedings required color-coding. Red was for one jury, green for a second and blue for a third, assigned to each of three defendants because of incriminating statements they'd made against each other. Colors allowed for tight choreography - helping prevent juro... (continued)
