A Wake Judge Decides This Week Whether a Man Charged With Murder Can Fairly Receive the Death Penalty

Brandon Hill's trial begins in September, but the ACLU argues he shouldn't eligible for the death penalty due to Wake County's flawed jury selection system.

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