Here is the Question of the Day:
The first day of the trial of Delaware auditor Kathy McGuiness on criminal charges was halted as discussion focused on arguments by the defense due to the venue and lack of location in the indictment. The judge noted that “for centuries” the county where an alleged offense occurred is the venue where the case is prosecuted. The state then dropped the charges and will seek a reindictment on the same counts next week through a Kent County grand jury in Dover. Why should the trial location matter?
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