By Greg Katz
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - It was a casual e-mail between political consultants, headshaking over an opponent's amateurish behavior.
But the short missive - contained in recently released records of a bribery prosecution - spoke volumes about the political realities some say are behind even judicial elections.
"If you are in a seat with a candidate who has the option of giving y...
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