Litigation
May 14, 2016
OC sheriff's deputy won't testify but judge will review his notes and flash drive
Judge says sheriff's officials have shown problems with their record retrievable methods, "but that's not corruption."
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA - An Orange County sheriff's deputy whose notes are at the center of the latest controversy in the ongoing jailhouse informant scandal will not be called to testify under a ruling Superior Court Judge John D. Conley issued without prejudice Thursday.
Despite the ruling, Deputy Ben Garcia's role in the post-trial hearings of double murderer Daniel P. Wozniak is not over. Conley order...
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