Law Practice
Oct. 19, 2016
Justices hear arguments on judge's ban of OC DA
A deputy attorney general told a 4th District appellate panel Monday that the Orange County district attorney's office's experience with the sheriff's department and its recently revealed jail informant records put its prosecutors in the best position to handle the capital prosecution of a confessed mass murderer.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SANTA ANA — A deputy attorney general told a 4th District appellate panel Monday that the Orange County district attorney's office is in the best position to handle the capital prosecution of a confessed mass murderer, and a superior court judge should not have removed the entire office from the case.
That claim from Theodore M. Cropley, made during oral arguments concerning Superior...
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