State Bar & Bar Associations
Jun. 12, 2009
Bar Leaders Say Chief Counsel Ouster Not Political
With some critics slamming the State Bar for not reappointing its chief trial counsel last week, bar officials commented late Wednesday for the first time about their decision - if only to say his ouster was not politically motivated.
By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - With some critics slamming the State Bar for not reappointing its chief trial counsel last week, bar officials commented late Wednesday for the first time about their decision - if only to say his ouster was not politically motivated. Scott Drexel had been with the State Bar for more than 30 years and had led its attorney discipline unit for the past four years. He left his job Wednesday ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - With some critics slamming the State Bar for not reappointing its chief trial counsel last week, bar officials commented late Wednesday for the first time about their decision - if only to say his ouster was not politically motivated. Scott Drexel had been with the State Bar for more than 30 years and had led its attorney discipline unit for the past four years. He left his job Wednesday ...
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