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JUDGE, NOT JURY, TO DECIDE JACKS FATE

July 3, 2009

The case of a woman accused of killing her four daughters will be decided by a judge instead of a jury, after the woman insisted Thursday on a bench trial over the objections of her own lawyers. D.C. Superior Court Judge Frederick Weisberg granted Banita Jacks a trial July 13 and will decide the case himself. The decomposing bodies of Miss Jacks' daughters - ages 5 to 17 - were found in January ...



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