A federal judge has made a ruling in the case against former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao. The number of prosecution exhibits has been reduced. Initially, the judge limited the exhibits to 300, but later increased this number.
The original list had over 1,700 items, which was deemed excessive. The judge's decision to allow 500 items is a compromise. Further details on this case are available from ABC7 News, the source of this information.
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