Criminal
May 3, 2019
New Orange County DA says he’s spending more time on inherited issues than he would like
Todd Spitzer says he'd rather work on his new collaboration with Loyola Law School's Project for the Innocent to review old convictions, or initiatives to curb auto theft.
SANTA ANA -- The 2018 race for Orange County district attorney felt personal: It pitted former prosecutor-turned-county supervisor Todd A. Spitzer against the man who fired him, incumbent Anthony J. Rackauckas Jr.
Spitzer accused Rackauckas of running the department into the ground, trying to cover up the jail informant controversy and botching high profile cases. Rackauckas fired back with accusations that Spitzer lied about his con...
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