Judges and Judiciary
May 5, 2006
Murder Convict Says His Ties to Office Led DA to Be Overzealous
Chief Justice Ronald M. George suggested Wednesday that the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office was too harsh on a murder defendant while trying to avoid looking too soft. George voiced concern that because the young man's mother and ste
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Chief Justice Ronald M. George suggested Wednesday that the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office was too harsh on a murder defendant while trying to avoid looking too soft.
George voiced concern that because the young man's mother and stepfather worked for the district attorney's office, prosecutors might have gone too far...
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