Huh?? No trial court judge reviews their own case on appeal. That would never happen.
Judge Sanders did take the plea from RB but that doesn't necessarily mean she will be the sentencing judge.
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OH. I thought it was the first step in hearing an automatic appeal. Mah Bahd.
ETA got confused by the Murder of Odin Lloyd by Aaron Hernandez.: Judge Garsh presided in his murder trial:
"On January 29, 2015, the trial began in Fall River, Massachusetts with opening statements by prosecuting attorney Patrick Bomberg and defense attorney Michael Fee.[35] J
udge E. Susan Garsh presided. The trial was expected to take about ten weeks. The trial was delayed on a few occasions as a result of the unprecedented snowfall in Greater Boston.
In opening statements, prosecutors said Hernandez's DNA was found at the murder scene.[36] On April 9, 2015, a photographer for NBC affiliate WHDH (TV) was banned from reporting and taking pictures at the trial as one of their news trucks had followed the jury van the previous day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Odin_Lloyd
"Aug. 26, 2014 Bristol County Superior Court Judge
E. Susan Garsh throws out evidence from two cell phones and three tablets taken from Hernandez's home during the investigation of Lloyd's death. She says there were problems with the warrant.
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/new...quitted-odin-lloyd/1886y82a8bgyx123qxcgg04lb5
Then she presided over the decision to vacate after his suicide:
"The longstanding rule is
abating the entire prosecution as if it never happened,"
Superior Court Judge E. Susan Garsh said late Tuesday morning (via WBZ TV). "This court is compelled to follow binding precedent."
Judge Susan Garsh: "This court cannot know why Hernandez chose to end his life."
http://www.sportingnews.com/nfl/new...oyd-prison-suicide/1w51xi27ln0cg1d3siijpc9bjy