"It sends a clear message that the state should never be able to seek life without the possibility of parole in a California Racial Justice Act violation. I think the court has made that loud and clear," says attorney Carmela Caramagno.
"It would just be a fundamental violation of all of our senses of equality and due process to subject somebody to life in prison without the possibility of parole where there has been California Racial Justice Act violation," says Caramagno.
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