- Criminal, resentencing under Penal Code Section 1170.95: Riverside Superior Judge John Molloy’s denial of resentencing affirmed in case P. v. Pulidocolmenero (SWF1607111/E079321)
- Jorge Pulidocolmenero was sentenced to 50 years after being convicted of using a gun to murder Gordon “Flash” Guinn in Homeland in December, 2016. He petitioned to be resentenced after California amended murder convictions using the natural and probable consequences doctrine. Both the trial court and the Court of Appeal found that the new law does not apply to his situation.
- Criminal, resentencing under Penal Code Section 1170.95: Riverside Superior Judge John Molloy’s denial of resentencing affirmed after appeal abandoned in case P. v. Johnson (RIF149172/E079189)
- Kenyatta Johnson was sentenced to
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