California Supreme Court
Dec. 13, 2014
Justices say court should have allowed hearing over extent of DA's involvement in case
Ventura County Superior Court should have allowed an evidentiary hearing over whether to disqualify a prosecutor in a high-profile murder trial, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Ventura County Superior Court should have allowed an evidentiary hearing over whether to disqualify a prosecutor in a high-profile murder trial, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday.
Judge Patricia Murphy erred in refusing to hold a hearing over whether Deputy Chief District Attorney Michael Frawley is too personally involved in a murder case against Joshua Graham Packer, a man accused of sexuall...
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