Trial Of Alleged Tucson Shooter Could Be Moved Out Of Arizona

ReutersTrial of alleged Tucson shooter could be moved out of ArizonaCNN InternationalWashington (CNN) -- Two federal judicial sources say they expect any trial of accused Tucson shooter Jared Lee Loughner to be moved out of Arizona, possibly to San Diego, California. Those sources say they anticipate ...Justice Attorneys Will Fight to Keep Loughner Trial in Arizona, Sources SayFox NewsTucson college releases home video of Loughner's ramblingsWashington PostAuthorities Planning to Hold Trial of Alleged Arizona Gunman in CaliforniaMy Fox BostonNBC San Diego -Tucson Weekly -Los Angeles Timesall 3,773 news articles »

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