This episode of Registry Matters covers significant legal developments affecting the justice system and those impacted by it. The West Virginia Supreme Court overturned Chad Eldridge’s conviction due to judicial misconduct and lack of impartiality during his trial. In California, the Serna motion provides a legal avenue to dismiss charges when a defendant’s right to a speedy trial is violated. Meanwhile, Colorado has enacted a law ensuring incarcerated individuals have the right to social visitation, aiming to strengthen family bonds and reduce recidivism.

[0:00] Intro
[02:54] Judges must remain neutral to ensure due process; improper conduct can undermine trials and credibility.
[25:01] Serna motions protect defendants’ speedy trial rights by dismissing charges if prosecution delays exceed set limits.
[36:21] New Colorado law grants incarcerated individuals the right to social visitation, reducing recidivism rates.

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