Discipline
Dec. 8, 2006
Capital Appeal Dumps P.I.'s Work
SAN FRANCISCO - A fifth death penalty case has been marred by the work of a former San Francisco private investigator under suspicion of forging witness statements to help death-row clients on appeal, court records show.
By Laura Ernde
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A fifth death penalty case has been marred by the work of a former San Francisco private investigator under suspicion of forging witness statements to help death-row clients on appeal, court records show.
Seven of the 17 witness statements Kathleen Culhane submitted as part of Richard Dean Clark's federal habeas corpus petition ha...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - A fifth death penalty case has been marred by the work of a former San Francisco private investigator under suspicion of forging witness statements to help death-row clients on appeal, court records show.
Seven of the 17 witness statements Kathleen Culhane submitted as part of Richard Dean Clark's federal habeas corpus petition ha...
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