Government
Oct. 10, 2012
Facts are what really matter in Mirkarimi case
The Board of Supervisors must understand, as did the Ethics Commission, that their decision will send a message to perpetrators and victims of domestic violence. By Mary C. Morgan
Over the course of three decades, I served as a San Francisco Municipal Court and Superior Court judge. For several years, I had the privilege of presiding over the Domestic Violence Court. In every criminal case, but particularly in domestic violence cases, the facts matter. Tuesday, when the Board of Supervisors decides whether San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi committed official misconduct, it will be, as it should, the facts that matter m...
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