Reptile evidence leads to second order for retrial

By: Scott Lauck April 17, 2018

The Court of Appeals Western District on Tuesday ordered a new trial for a man convicted of fatal child abuse, ruling that evidence of the large reptiles he kept in his home was “irrelevant and inflammatory.” The ruling in favor of Dennis Matthews comes three weeks after the court similarly ordered a retrial of the charges ...

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Reptile evidence leads to second order for retrial

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