State Bar & Bar Associations
Feb. 16, 2013
Bar seeks to discipline lawyer for false statements in judicial election
In a rare case, former Yolo Deputy District Attorney Clinton E. Parish faces discipline for an allegedly misleading statement about a judge who was an ex-Schwarzenegger aide.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In an apparent first, the State Bar has filed discipline charges against a former Yolo County deputy district attorney for making false statements last year in an election campaign against a sitting judge.
In a complaint Monday, bar prosecutors charged Clinton E. Parish of falsely claiming Yolo County Superior Court Judge Daniel P. Maguire was tied to a Russian bribery scandal. In campai...
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