CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Camera Ban at Trial
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A state appellate court rejected pleas by Northern California news organizations to allow cameras into the Redwood City mass-murder trial of winery worker Ramon Salcido. The 1st District Court of Appeal issued a two-paragraph order refusing to hear further argument on the appeal by television, newspaper and radio organizations, which had sought to halt the trial while the issue was in dispute.
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