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Law Practice

Mar. 25, 2006

S.F. Prosecutor Departs to Be Private Defender

SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco Assistant District Attorney Tony Brass once wore a bulletproof vest and carried a weapon during the prosecution of a gang member charged with attempted murder.

By Dennis J. Opatrny
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        San Francisco Assistant District Attorney Tony Brass once wore a bulletproof vest and carried a weapon during the prosecution of a gang member charged with attempted murder.
        His life was threatened. He is the first to admit he was...

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