A hearing on proposed redactions from thousands of pages of documents in Jamie’s Snow efforts to reverse his 2002 murder conviction was delayed on Monday after Snow questioned whether all documents have been turned over by authorities.
A new judge has been named to hear Jamie Snow’s post-conviction case on charges that sent him to prison for life in the 2001 killing of a Bloomington gas station attendant. On Monday, Eighth Judicial Circuit Associate Judge Kevin Tippey told lawyers he intends to keep the long-running case on track.
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Lawyers for Jamie Snow and the state have reached an agreement on a portion of the police records the defense is entitled to view in their efforts to exonerate Snow of the 1991 murder of a Bloomington gas station attendant.
Snow attended Wednesday’s court hearing via Zoom from Stateville Correctional Center where he is serving a life sentence for killing William Little. Snow was convicted in 2001.
Snow’s attorney with the Exoneration Project, Lauren Myerscough-Mueller, told Judge Ramon Escapa that an agreement has been reached on documents related to forensic testing, but left unresolved are issues on documents the defense recently saw for the first time.