Tahlequah prosecutors appeal murder trial ruling
TAHLEQUAH (AP) - The first-degree murder trial of a Muskogee man will be delayed while the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals considers an appeal by Cherokee County prosecutors.
The appeals court issued a stay blocking Monday's proceeding from getting under way.
Robert Lee Smallen, a 56-year-old welder, is accused of killing Ronnie Dean Hall in July 2007.
Prosecutors are appealing a decision by District Judge B...
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