Ethics/Professional Responsibility,
Criminal,
State Bar & Bar Associations
Jul. 5, 2019
Prosecutor suspended for suppressing evidence
San Francisco prosecutor Andrew M. Ganz has been suspended for 90 days, effective Wednesday, after negligently suppressing evidence in a 2013 murder case.
San Francisco prosecutor Andrew M. Ganz was suspended by the State Bar this week for 90 days, after negligently suppressing evidence in his first murder case in 2013.
In June, the state Supreme Court ordered Ganz suspended for a year, but stayed the punishment in lieu of two years of probation. He was suspended for the first 90 days of his probation starting Wednesday. In re Andrew Michael Ganz on Discipline, S254852 (Cal., ...
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