Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Oct. 13, 2017
State Bar Court judge doubles requested suspension for OC prosecutor
A State Bar court judge recommended a one-year minimum suspension, double what the bar prosecutor requested, for an Orange County prosecutor accused of suppressing exculpatory evidence in a child abuse case.
A State Bar Court judge recommended a one-year minimum suspension, double what the State Bar’s attorney had requested, for an Orange County deputy district attorney accused of suppressing exculpatory evidence in a child abuse case.
Judge Yvette D. Roland said prosecutor Sandra Lee Nassar’s own testimony — that she believes everything she did was right — was a severe aggravating factor in the decision.
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